Plus, how Instagram killed the It bag.

Think: space-occupying shapes and pattern mixing.

When in doubt, go with a colorful shoe.

Leaning into the warmer side of the color wheel.

The Duchess of Sussex continues to delight us with her superior sartorial taste on her first royal tour Down Under.

It's a somewhat controversial choice.

Plus, Elizabeth Kennedy sues her largest investor after reportedly being forced out of her own brand.

Looks like the unicorn effect is still very much "in."

Plus, it looks like Kate Middleton is Gucci's newest fan.

J.W. Anderson, Mary Katrantzou, Peter Pilotto and more of our favorites kick off the European collections.

Don't miss these one-of-a-kind retail destinations on your next trip to the British capital.

From Burberry to Mother of Pearl, it was all about velvet and exaggerated sleeves.

A video series will document the judging process until a winner is announced on March 22.

Two cities down, two more to go.

London is done rehashing the '70s. Instead, designers pushed themselves to bring new ideas to the table, or otherwise borrowed from the annals of English costume history, for a dramatic spring 2016 season.

When designers exaggerate proportions, the results can be costumey or, in the case of J.W. Anderson, totally unique.

See the spring collections from Mother of Pearl, Emilia Wickstead, Mary Katrantzou and more, straight from the London runways.

He threw a tantrum for good measure.

Surprise: more '70s!

Designers took us from the '70s to the '90s and everywhere inbetween.

No plane ticket needed.

These are the labels to watch in London.