Sketched: 26 Illustrations of Major Fashion Editors

One of the most coveted things in the fashion editor world is being bestowed with an illustration in your likeness. With the emergence of Instagram as one of the foremost vehicles for illustrators to share their work, we have more access than ever into the creative minds of some of the world's most brilliant illustrators. 

What's particularly interesting is to see how different artists treat different editors; while street style photographers' lenses are mostly going to duplicate one outfit in similar fashion, illustrators have a lot more creative freedom. They show us sides of people we wouldn't necessarily see otherwise, and for that gift we are thankful. 

Keep scrolling to see some of our favorite illustrations of fashion editors ever!  

Scouting Report: Gucci Opens at Brookfield Place and Other Shopping Events

Photo A Gucci shoulder bag, an Elder Statesman multicolor striped robe and a Côte&Ciel backpack. Openings and Events

Ready to kick-start your holiday shopping? This week there's a spate of holiday bazaars and pop-ups and a few major retail openings. You'll find the Gucci designer Alessandro Michele's hit accessories, like a floral print leather shoulder bag ($2,700), at the label's new Brookfield Place store. At 200 Vesey Street.

On Thursday, the California eyewear specialist Garrett Leight will open his first East Coast store. In honor of the occasion, he has made a squarish limited-edition frame inspired by one of his favorite New Yorkers, Allen Ginsberg. At 149 Grand Street.

That same day, the Bing Bang designer Anna Sheffield will jo in the feminist apparel line Me & You to open a pop-up at American Two Shot featuring "Bad Bitch" hoop earrings ($295) and other cheeky jewelry. At 135 Grand Street … And Henrik Vibskov will open a pop-up for Côte&Ciel where you can find minimalist backpacks like a cowhide leather style ($750). At 456 Broome Street.

On Friday, Kinfolk will unveil a second-floor space in its Brooklyn boutique that will host a roster of pop-ups. First up is Album, a range of handmade quilts (starting at $1,000) that the lifestyle label's creative director Jeremiah Mandel makes with his wife, Syvan Yehezkel. At 94 Wythe Avenue.

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On Saturday from noon to 8 p.m., the creative work collective NeueHouse will team with 10 local artisans for its second annual holiday bazaar featuring D.I.Y. gifts like bespoke Joya scented candles ($30) and homemade books from Twigg's Bindery ($75). At 110 East 25th Street.

That same day, the Elder Statesman will open a winter shop filled with luxe cashmere pieces like a multicolor striped robe ($1,765). At 159 East 64th Street.

On Saturday and Sunday, Friend of a Friend, a new lifestyle website, will host a pop-up that has a Lizzie Mandler kite necklace with white diamonds ($395), among other pretty baub les. At 43 Crosby Street.

And on Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m., Creatures of Comfort will host a holiday bazaar with crafty bits like Quarry marble earrings ($184) and a Laurence Jaccottet ceramic hand ($150). 205 Mulberry Street.

Sample Sales

The cashmere label White & Warren will have a sample sale from Monday to Wednesday offering discounts up to 70 percent on cozy bits like a Sherpa trapper hat ($75, originally $220) and a blanket poncho ($150, originally $350). At 80 West 40th Street, third floor.

Tanya Taylor will have a sale on Tuesday and Wednesday with discounts up to 80 percent on fun separates like an embroidered knit skirt ($150, originally $625). At 495 Broadway, third floor.