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She sourced a mix of vintage, rentals and original pieces to bring the story of Irene and Clare — two characters who are perfectly engineered for each other's destruction — to life.

Alison L. Parker used eco-friendly costuming to revive this story of the 1811 German Coast uprising.

Stylists are still facing challenges when it comes to dressing non-white, non-sample-sized clients.

Nnenna Stella went from waitressing and teaching herself sewing skills to running a multi-million dollar company.

The white photographer who created Shudu, a virtual avatar, is being accused of "racial plagiarism."

"I've been waiting to see my own royalty reflected on the screen my whole life."

In season two, clothing continues to play an important part in telling the stories of slaves who resisted.

And Riccardo Tisci explains his decision to open the Givenchy show to the public.

And U.S. Customs officers confiscate over $1 million worth of fake designer bags in Miami.

And remembering Carl Apfel, a style icon in his own right

And analysts argue that the athleisure "trend" is actually a movement.

And Lady Gaga covers the September issue of 'CR Fashion Book.'

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And Shop Jeen's 23-year-old founder is striking a chord with teenage girls who speak Internet.

And WhoWhatWear has raised $8 million from a consortium of investors including Amazon.

And what will Net-a-Porter look like after its merger with Yoox?

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And Target is implementing beacon technology.

And Beyoncé designs a temporary tattoo line with Flash Tattoos.

Meet Zap Possum, Shark Jakobs, Mikael Boars and… Mitford.

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Alexander Wang exits Balenciaga, Cara Delevingne gets snarky on morning TV, Jane Birkin wants her name back and more.