Whitney Bauck

When Dilys Williams first pitched the idea for the Centre at the London College of Fashion, she didn't know she was about to change the fashion education landscape.

She comes from the world of political reporting.

No I'm not crying on the other side of the screen, why do you ask?

The designer is already bringing her earth-conscious ethos with her into her new role.

This collection feels more joyful than usual for the designer.

Plus, Ella Emhoff and Batsheva are collaborating on a knitwear collection.

For a soon-to-be-released tell-all with Oprah.

The see now buy now collection features seashell-encrusted cowboy boots (!) and natural dyes.

An easy off-duty look from the '90s.

Featuring sculpted leather, flouncy dresses and some seriously cool accessories.

Plus, the CFDA launches a program aimed at supporting Black and brown fashion professionals.

Meet Ama, the newest, all-digital permanent member and "Chief Decision Scientist" of the PH5 team.

"A high level advisor is needed to coordinate the policies and people of the fashion industry."

"If we were able to show this season, Barbie would be our woman of choice to open the show."

"If she were born a man we would all know her name as we know Leonardo da Vinci's."

It's full of resin-encased flowers and chainmail dresses.

"The limbo that we are living in will turn psychedelic, exuberant with color and pattern," says the designer.

We chatted with Dr. Jill Biden's inauguration outfit designer about fancy pajamas and clothes that give you something to look forward to.

Imagine scanning your shirt — not the tag, the cloth itself — and being able to see who made it, how the cotton was farmed and where it came from.

And an unexpectedly cool take on khaki.

Plus, Bobbi Brown discusses her legacy and her new makeup line, Jones Road.

Raf Simons' former right-hand man has a new gig.

"We're living in a world and at a time that is already largely digitally native," says Virgil Abloh. "I wanted to capture what it is to be human at this very moment."

Plus, Winnie Harlow is the new face of Paul Mitchell.