Kirsten Dunst, Chriselle Lim, Mandy Moore and plenty of other stars made appearances.

It's time to bid Fashion Month adieu.

Cozy options ahead.

Plus, how Instagram killed the It bag.

Because good things come in small packages.

Young Hollywood loves a print and an upper-thigh-grazing hemline.

The demand is up, and the supply seems to be following suit — that's all good news, right? It depends on how you look at it.

A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week. You're welcome.

The designer combined menswear and womenswear for this very spring-y 10th anniversary collection.

Trend, may we introduce you to practicality?

These designer-name must-haves were everywhere this year.

When the things happening around you (in life and in fashion) are so absurd that you don't know whether to laugh or cry, nothing provides temporary comfort quite like a meme.lik

The sporty garment just got a high-end makeover.

You'll want in, even if you're not a "hat person."

Plus, Outdoor Voices to open 22 stores and to launch its first swimwear line.

Step aside, Fendi logos — it's time for this statement headwear to have its moment in the sun.

Plus, the trends defining the current revolution in beauty.

Plus, Vogue.com launches "VogueWorld 100."

Zendaya, Cate Blanchett, Elle Fanning and Cindy Crawford were all in attendance — so of course the fashion was stellar.

From Jacquemus to Saint Laurent.

From completely bare shoulders to shoulder cutouts, here's your shopping guide to spring 2016's biggest trend.

According to Jacquemus, Anthony Vaccarello and Nehera, we're all wearing our clothes wrong.

Yes, there was a horse.

American fashion labels came up short in the LVMH contest after nabbing both the womenswear and menswear prizes from Woolmark earlier this year.