Alberta Ferretti

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Get ready for more nostalgia dressing.

The Y2K influence is strong this season.

From sky-high platforms to beaded (and butterfly!) embellishments on sandals, they're all about being the center of attention.

We'll be talking about this red carpet for a long time.

Featuring calming neutral tones and party-ready metallics.

Fashion with a capital F from home.

She talks about her fashion journey, always repping Chicago and *that* Cannes moment.

See the Fall 2021 collection as it comes down the runway.

Unsurprisingly, comfort is still king.

Plus, Anna Wintour talks the Kamala Harris 'Vogue' cover.

From a sweet lilac to a rich jade.

Featuring next-level fringe and statement sleeves.

Everything you need to know to get ahead on next season.

Say goodbye to hot pants and daisy dukes.

See the hair and makeup that dominated the Italian Spring 2020 runways.

Featuring colorful leather, short suits, sparkle and so much more.

Models! Gowns! Oh, and movies!

And Beyoncé graced us with her presence — in Balmain no less — so there's that.

Plus, Justin Bieber explained Off-White to a cop.

The actress stars in the new film "The Best of Enemies."

From "The Matrix" aesthetic to low-brimmed hats, this is how Italian designers want us to dress next season.

As part of the NYCB's annual Fall Fashion Gala, chaired by Sarah Jessica Parker.

You know, if spring ever decides to happen.