Plus, behind the rise of virtual influencers.

Plus, American malls look to digitally native brands for survival.

Plus, Revolve sets terms for $200 million IPO.

Plus, Roberto Cavalli's court filing reveals restructuring plans.

Featuring Kristen Stewart, Tessa Thompson, Tilda Swinton, Marion Cotillard and Pharrell.

Plus, another reason behind Chanel's exotic skin ban.

Plus, Bruce Weber is starting to get work again.

"Your style makes a difference when you're able to take your personality and mix it with something people don't expect."

Don't let these transparent trenches and see-through shoes go to waste.

To infinity and beyond!

According to a new study, the Chanel flap bag might be a more sound investment than real estate.

Though, the Met Gala may have overshadowed press coverage and limited celebrity and model attendees.

The new short film, "Once and Forever," premiered at the Chanel Métiers d'art show in Rome.

Plus, Emmy winner Lou Eyrich gives us the details on Lea Michele's very non-Rachel Berry-esque 'stoner nerd' look.

Kimonos are Japanese, not Chinese, OK?

Your weekend reading, sorted.

On the bright side, they'll be cheaper in China.

One Chanel clutch with extra pasta, please.

Kendall and Cara hung out at the bar on his restaurant-themed runway.

Her confidence is infectious.

Keep an eye out for liquidation sales!

Your weekly dose of beauty inspiration, courtesy of this week's haute couture shows.

Let's get these shows on the road.