Plus, has modest dressing turned into a fashion trend?

Cool, minimal houses like The Row, (new) Bottega Veneta and (new) Celine will be on a lot of racks next season.

"Women have so many roles, one bag isn't enough."

Our top picks from the French capital.

The brand presented its runway show on Sunday in Paris.

They're the perfect way to make you feel luxe, even if you're carrying around a canvas tote bag.

If an accessory isn't stamped with a giant sans serif logo in 2019, does it really even exist?

The images are shot by an actual wedding photographer. Aw!

Plus, Loft launches clothing rental service.

See the Costume Institute's highly anticipated landmark exhibit before it opens to the public on Thursday.

This goes out to a certain Upper East-Sider and a clueless Beverly Hiller.

Make a glowing statement in brightly-colored, fluorescent-hued shoes.

Experts from The RealReal, ThredUp and more weigh in.

Plus, J.Crew is in a hurry to launch a Madewell IPO.

Kering's smaller fashion house is catching up to the big boys thanks to Demna Gvasalia.

The model and body-positivity activist spills the tea on heel shopping with BFF and "Queer Eye" guru, Jonathan Van Ness.

Including the the color chartreuse and checkerboard print.

With a whopping 109 looks, Demna Gvasalia focused on tailoring, statement coats and clothes we actually, really want to wear.

Plus, VF Corp. wants to transform Vans into a retail empire.

Plus, Victoria Beckham will launch an official YouTube channel during London Fashion Week.

Plus, footwear styles dominated the final quarter of 2018, especially if Meghan Markle wore them, according to a new report from Lyst.

Plus, Balenciaga and Farfetch raise awareness of endangered species with new capsule.

The actress attended the premiere of her new Netflix show "Russian Doll" in New York City.

From Gucci and Balenciaga to Champion and American Eagle, there's a comfy pair at every price point.