In his own words, the Pyer Moss designer details being "gaslighted" and "used" by 'Business of Fashion.'

It's the same one she wore for her British "Vogue" shoot.

She accessorized with African-made shoes by Brother Vellies.

They add an instant dose of cool — and practically go with anything.

This trend is clearly (sorry) a winner.

"I think that my wardrobe works itself around my own designs. That's rule number one."

Hear from thought leaders at Mara Hoffman, Brother Vellies and Fashionkind — and ask them your questions.

With more and more designers ditching the real stuff, it's the question on everyone's mind.

Think of it as Africa’s answer to Opening Ceremony or Dover Street Market.

No surprise: The perpetrator this time is Steve Madden.

May your days be merry and bright, and may all your clothing be ethically made.

Vote with your dollars and get cozy at the same time.

Another day, another designer knockoff.

WOC using fashion to make the world a better place? Yeah, we can dig it.

If you don't know their names now, you will soon.

The latest beneficiaries of the CFDA/'Vogue' Fashion Fund's Americans in Paris program are announced here exclusively.

From Amanda Seyfried to Lake Bell, our favorite looks from Monday night's awards dinner.

In a last-minute decision by Diane von Furstenberg, Anna Wintour and Steven Kolb, three designers were given $300,000 each to invest in their labels.

Your primer on this week's fresh meat.

This year's winner will receive $400,000 to invest in his or her label, with two runners-up receiving $150,000.