But first, costume designer Melissa Walker dishes on our favorite season-one wardrobe moments, including the shared hot-pink thong and Spice Girls outfits.

The Victoria's Secret Angel and 'Sports Illustrated' Swimsuit Issue model shares the important style lesson that Adriana Lima taught her.

The actress, writer and producer talks summer wedding style, early 2000s fashion nostalgia and the evolution of shopping with her mom (and 'PEN15' co-star), Mutsuko.

And, of course, Chris Hemsworth asked to wear the fun socks.

"New York is closer to my style than Paris. Paris can be too chic for me."

"We owe it to all these women to do it right," says costume designer Mitchell Travers.

Emmy-winner Alix Friedberg previews the evolving looks of the Monterey Five, plus newcomer Meryl Streep and her "detective" trench.

Meanwhile, Randall Park wears Angry Asian Man merch and custom-made tuxes by costume designer Leesa Evans, who, yes, also discusses Keanu Reeves.

"It's a mashup of the two worlds," says Oscar nominated costume designer Michael Wilkinson.

Students explored a range of issues, from racial equality to gender inclusivity to climate change, through 153 looks on the runway.

She dresses your other boyfriends, too, including, Robert Downey, Jr., Jason Momoa, John Cho and Kumail Nanjiani.

"Lady Bird" costume designer April Napier reunites with Beanie Feldstein for Olivia Wilde's very buzzy directorial debut.

Costume designer Deirda Govan shares behind-the-scenes details on Natasha's karmic jacket and Daniel's preppy suit.

"Of course, it's male gaze, duh," said 2019 cover star Tyra Banks. "But it's not just that."

The actress, director, writer and singer drops some hints about her upcoming "Hypebeast-y," but "not merch" clothing line.

"You can't," said Cheung at the annual China Fashion Gala in New York.

Get that ROI — and spread the joy to another bride.

The new film about the hoax of the decade also co-stars Diane Kruger and Courtney Love in current day Vika Gazinskaya.

"It was really fun to have the opportunity to marry two of my loves," says the designer behind "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion," "Never Been Kissed, "Santa Clarita Diet" and more.

With expertise from "Brides" Executive Director Lisa Gooder.

Plus, the remaining top trends of the season include more Duchess of Sussex inspiration, sublime suiting and, of course, Kate Middleton (with a touch of Gwyneth Paltrow).

"My favorite part of my job was always when we were doing the swim season."

"It was pretty funny because I was nervous about working with that many high profile and model-y women," says costume designer Amanda Ford.

"Pretty soon I'm going to have my own underwear with my own Hoff face."