Cool, minimal houses like The Row, (new) Bottega Veneta and (new) Celine will be on a lot of racks next season.

"Women have so many roles, one bag isn't enough."

Plus, Vogue Business Chief Editor Lauren Indvik moves to "The Financial Times."

Alessandro Michele threw a Gucci-fied house party in a Roman villa.

The self-styled singer-songwriter turned to the '70s — by way of big-name labels and indie darlings — to outfit her "Ur So Beautiful" tour.

We talked to scientists, environmentalists and brands about the controversial approach to sustainability that labels like Gucci, Everlane and Reformation are investing in.

Plus, how the puffy vest became a status symbol.

Think: exposed lace bras, slip dresses and garter waist belts.

The luxury conglomerate is following in the footsteps of Gucci, a brand it owns, which made a similar announcement this month.

Before we all head off to Paris next week.

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

All the most delightful footwear from Bottega Veneta, Gucci and more.

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

Plus, Dior is going green for its upcoming show.

The sartorial fun didn't end when the show did.

Creative director Alessandro Michele is ready for a change.

See the Spring 2020 collection as it comes down the runway in Milan.

Plus, the rise of Hugo Boss.

Including Alexa Chung Naomi Campbell, and more.

The luxury brand is using a combination of reduction and offsetting to bring its net emissions to zero, it claims.

"We actually had to sew Jennifer into it," says costume designer Mitchell Travers of J. Lo's silver fringed bodysuit.

What's fall?

Models! Gowns! Oh, and movies!

The co-stars of HBO's hit series celebrated Gucci's new handbag store at Nordstrom's Downtown Seattle location.