Jonathan Cohen

It's that time of year again.

After skipping spring, the designer is back — and honing in on what makes fashion special.

Fashion with a capital F from home.

Plus, inauguration designers prepare for New York Fashion Week.

There's still so much work to be done, but the jolt of joy brought by clothing on Inauguration Day is deeply encouraging.

And what it might tell us about the next four years.

Joan Smalls, Brandon Maxwell, Aurora James, Prabal Gurung and more weigh in.

Proof that the red carpet isn't dead.

Featuring rich-smelling candles, cozy footwear and more.

Paired with a Pop & Suki top-handle bag.

After years of being written off as too difficult, upcycling gained serious momentum in a season made topsy-turvy by a global pandemic.

Among other initiatives, we're seeing them utilize their real estate — both brick-and-mortar and virtual — to mobilize voters.

Proceeds from the sale of each item included are donated to organizations that work to increase participation in every election or to political campaigns.

Fashion Our Future 2020 is led by Studio 189's Abrima Erwiah, with the help of Voto Latino, fellow designers and other industry leaders.

Featuring super-soft loungewear, printed face masks and more.

Plus, where independent fashion brands should go from here.

From floral-print flip-flops that are fit for the beach to oversize button-downs that double as chic cover-ups.

We will continue to update as more companies step forward.

Plus, a look at why people turn to knitting during times of turmoil.

From stunning coffee table books to juicy tell-alls.

Retail may be changing, but here's why this tried-and-true practice prevails.

The absolute best from New York, London, Milan and Paris.

Next season, you can look forward to the return of the pointy-toe heel and the embellished chunky boot.

Come for the vampiric lip colors, stay for the dramatic face coverings.