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Mitchell Travers (who was also the costume designer for "Hustlers") breaks down the entire series of custom gowns in the rom-com-meets-action movie.

There's no such thing as a quiet Sunday night during awards season.

A moment for Sheryl Lee Ralph's purple gown and Seth Rogen's pink suit.

These are the biggest trends of the (pre) season.

The big winners, emerging names and archival favorites were all represented on the red carpet

Here's what everyone from Nordstrom to Net-a-Porter will be stocking next season.

See what Karlie Kloss, Ashley Graham, Hari Nef and more wore.

Plus, Kylie Cosmetics is teaming up with Macy's.

The best of their OOTDs.

The season's most memorable footwear leans into weirdness and little details that give plenty of character.

See the best of the latest in street style.

"This was the least amount of gowns we've ever had in a Herrera show."

The event not only celebrated the magazine's annual portfolio (and New York Fashion Week), but also fêted Bloomingdale's on its 150th anniversary.

From Taylor Swift dripping in Oscar de la Renta bling to Lizzo wearing one of the most talked-about collections from the last year.

Because winter dressing doesn't have to be boring.

The most gilded, most glamorous and just-plain-good looks from the night.

More party checks please!

We can't remember the last time the fashion at the Academy Awards was this good, TBH.

Naturally, dear reader, there was a lot of Regency-inspired (and otherwise just plain good) fashion.

If this doesn't scream "ready to party," I don't know what does.

Two red carpets — one in L.A., one in London — means there was a lot of fashion to discuss.

Oscar de la Renta and Gucci emerged as winners (and favorites) on the fashion front.

The actor has seemingly always possessed a fully-formed sense of what she wants to communicate through her style.

From straight-off-the-runway picks to custom creations, there was plenty to swoon over on Sunday night.