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Because winter dressing doesn't have to be boring.

Italian designers favored pointed toes and buckles this season.

The jeans are getting roomier, and the skirts are getting even shorter.

The Y2K influence is strong this season.

From sky-high platforms to beaded (and butterfly!) embellishments on sandals, they're all about being the center of attention.

Featuring calming neutral tones and party-ready metallics.

Our favorite stars did not hold back on the red carpet.

What, your airport looks don't usually include Sies Marjan, Gucci and Manolo Blahnik?

The solitude, serenity and sprawling landscapes of places like New Mexico, Utah and Nevada are calling models, designers, photographers and influencers in droves.

Yeehaw.

*A lot* of designers, actually.

Plus, James Scully on what's next following the recent allegations made against Bruce Weber and Mario Testino.

Plus, behind-the-scenes wardrobe secrets from the Backstreet Boys, Ricky Martin and Britney Spears residencies in Vegas, baby, Vegas.

Plus, what the future holds for modern luxury brand Kit and Ace.

Lip rings, wallet chains, padlock jewelry... what year is it again?

That's all, folks!

A good reminder to incorporate soft, bright colors with winter staples.

The entire seasonal offering in one place.

It can be done right, but it's usually done very, very wrong.

From fur shoes to metallic skirts, these were the themes we saw again and again at Milan Fashion Week.