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Antoinette Messam shares how she wove Balmain, Ozwald Boateng and even Zara into the costumes of this thrilling Western, starring Idris Elba and Regina King.

Plus, Balmain's Olivier Rousteing designs collection for Netflix's "The Harder They Fall."

Plus, Zahara Jolie-Pitt wearing her mom's 2014 Oscars look by Elie Saab Couture.

Fashion retailers are betting on bold going-out clothes and 2000s trends.

The industry mourned one of the greats, staging a spectacular show that celebrated his legacy.

Our top picks from the French capital.

Plus, what beauty editors want brands to send — and what they absolutely don't want them to send.

"When I was designing some of these, as an occasionally overwhelmed twenty-something, I definitely would've laughed if someone would've told me that someday I'd be showing them as part of my retrospective."

With tennis fashion and nostalgia dressing at an all-time high, it's shaping up to be a 2021 must-have.

She's back, baby!

"The roll-out of vaccinations and lifting of lockdown saw demand increase for dressier styles, as well as items associated with travel and leisure," according to Lyst.

Plus, Tamu McPherson launches Shoes Up For Justice.

There's less of a consensus on "It" silhouettes and more of an underlying desire to get dressed again.

"I love dressing up. I'd rather be more dressed up than casual."

The highly-anticipated event has everything, from special summer pieces to fall wares.

"Sweats have seen us through the past year, but many fashion-lovers are now looking to set aside the sweatpants and rediscover the joy of dressing up."

Plus, Bottega Veneta receives backlash for Berlin event.

"I love to explore and to express different facets of who I am through clothing and accessories and tangibles in general."

From his first collection for the house.

Where were you when you saw Harry Styles in a feather boa?

We may be staying put right now, but that doesn't mean we can't get started on a packing list.

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

If you want to make it big on the kids' new favorite platform, you're going to want to listen to its lead of fashion and beauty partnerships.

Unsurprisingly, comfort is still king.