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Whether you're a fan of florals, polka dots or neither.

A helpful guide for understanding who's where right now.

He was tapped for the position after taking an eight-year hiatus from the company.

The designer had only deserved as chief creative officer of the label for 19 months.

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...And it looks like some big changes are coming to Berlin Fashion Week.

Pants > dresses.

Including Altuzarra, Sies Marjan, Diane von Furstenberg and more.

The iconic American brand, now under Jonathan Saunders's creative direction, is getting a facelift.

A running list of figures within the fashion industry who have expressed their stances on outfitting the incoming First Lady.

Paolo Riva's departure comes at a transitional time for the company.

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She spoke to journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin about how the Scottish designer became her eponymous brand's chief creative officer.

The Scottish designer struck the perfect balance between classic DVF and modern sensibility for his first collection as chief creative officer.

One front row ticket will cost you $2,700.

Kate Spade and Diane von Furstenberg are the latest to scale back on New York Fashion Week.

With cameos by Thom Browne, Donna Karan, Tory Burch and many more.

Coach's Victor Luis, for one, doesn't believe in it.

Hopefully it will make me look like Karlie Kloss.

Looks like there's one less name in the running for Dior.

The designer and CFDA chairman was in London last week where she and Mary Katrantzou spoke about growing their eponymous brands.

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