The scene-stealer shares her own influence on Kamala's style in Mindy Kaling's Netflix series and her speed-shopping trip for her "Vogue" India-covered wedding.

Costume designer Jenny Eagan also discusses Dakota Jackson's vintage tees and Diplo's open cardigan, worn with no shirt.

From Anna Kendrick's Fjallraven backpack to costume designer Jacqueline Demeterio's own 2011-era Acne and Balenciaga moto jackets.

Quite a lot — from making masks to preparing to safely return to work when productions start up again.

The Barcelona-based co-founder of Vasquiat and La Veste finds (and posts) the best buzzy brands on Instagram.

The designers from "#BlackAF," "Unorthodox," "Never Have I Ever" and "Awkwafina is Nora From Queens" on dressing writers, creators and decision-makers.

Plus, costume designer Emma Fryer breaks down Nicholas Hoult's royal "rock 'n' roll" leopard prints and pearls.

Not a shocker: Brides are going more minimal, next season and beyond.

And, yes, a shirtless Paxton Hall-Yoshida totally counts as one.

Designers Lou Eyrich and Sarah Evelyn dressed big-screen ingenues, played by Samara Weaving and Laura Harrier, in mostly vintage.

Remember that feeling?

Also an excuse to obsess over Alexa Chung, 'Always Be My Maybe' and Dogs of the Pod.

She drops clues on her top-secret witchy character and shares the skincare product everyone's been asking her about on Instagram.

Cate Blanchett, Rose Byrne and Uzo Aduba share how Bina Daigeler's costumes helped transform them into their characters.

The Australian model suggests how you can help fashion designers — even if you can't shop right now.

The 'Little Fires Everywhere' star shares how 'The Carrie Diaries' influenced her style and what beauty products are lifting her spirits these days.

Legacy brands, retailers and direct-to-consumer disruptors develop a unique combination of tech and traditional customer service to support concerned brides during the Covid-19 crisis.

The 19-year-old shares her least favorite '90s trends, plus the essential style lessons she learned from Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington.

"This is my solid career advice for those starting out: Take anything that you can get."

"We always say this at training: 'You look good, you feel good, you play good.'"

Costume designer Lyn Paolo also dressed "Dawson's Creek" alum Joshua Jackson like "Pacey grew up and became a lawyer."

"It's an occupational hazard," says the former 'Lucky' and 'Brides' editor, who tends to recirculate her paycheck back to her current employer.

The "Elle" EIC and longtime "Project Runway" judge also shares where you can cop her gently worn designer goods.

The fashion photographer — and now film director — also explains that seemingly 'The Handmaid's Tale'-like costume moment.