Plus, why are we so obsessed with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's hair?

Plus, Daniel Lee's influence on Bottega Veneta.

Plus, fashion and beauty brands are diversifying their customer profiles.

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These shoes were made for walking.

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

French brands proved there are infinite ways to welcome next season with open arms.

Featuring Cardi B in a full tweed look.

And a handful of floral hair accessories, of course.

Yes, there are plenty of practical pieces, but where is the fun?

Plus, Lucy Boynton wears a high-low mix of Chanel and Zara as a high school senior in Ryan Murphy's new Netflix series.

Costume designer Kasia Walicka-Maimone also discusses Finn Wolfhard's "punk" dad-blazer-and-graphic-T aesthetic.

Plus, department stores turn to resale for survival.

Young Hollywood loves a print and an upper-thigh-grazing hemline.

"My goal going into this season was to really give the people what they want," says costume designer Beth Morgan. Beware spoilers!

See what everyone wore on the red carpet.

Plus, Missy Elliott covers the August issue of "Marie Claire."

For her first couture collection for the French house, Virginie Viard kept things easy and elegant, with a bookish charm.

See inside "Karl for Ever."

As she relaunches the iconic brand after 20 years, the designer reflects on bringing a high-fashion and unapologetically female perspective to streetwear.

Plus, Louis Vuitton is the most valuable luxury brand of 2019.

It may seem like menswear manages to earn more on the secondhand market, but it's not really that simple.

Plus, NBCUniversal launches ShoppableTV.

Plus, Jason Wu looks to expand in China with the help of a new majority stakeholder.