Plus, Sarah Jessica Parker is launching a very-Carrie footwear collection with Net-a-Porter.

• By Whitney Bauck
  Nov 14, 2016

Just because you're being treated like human cattle doesn't mean you have to look like it.

• By Chantal Fernandez
  Nov 24, 2015

Current CEO Herbert Hainer is on his way out.

• By Eliza Brooke
  Feb 19, 2015

And Editor-in-Chief Katie Grand reminds us that 'Love' is about style, not fashion.

• By Julia Horniacek
  Feb 10, 2015

Alright everyone, gird your loins!

• By Chantal Fernandez
  Nov 26, 2014

Even though you are.

• By Chantal Fernandez
  Nov 21, 2014

And there are a *lot* of them.

• By Alyssa Vingan Klein
  Sep 18, 2014

The sometimes-controversial designer doesn't like talking about himself -- but he does like talking about amfAR and the importance of their AIDS research.

• By Tyler McCall
  Dec 13, 2013

Cara Delevingne dances/spazzes out in red undies in a commercial for a new Japanese e-commerce site. {Telegraph} Rihanna's final River Island collection, launching November 7, is very tomboy meets holiday meets... well, Rihanna. {Vogue UK} Here's a video montage of Ferragamo's glamorous "A Hollywood Legacy" gala, attended by Gwen Stefani, Charlize Theron, Demi Moore, and more. {YouTube}

• By Sophia Li
  Oct 21, 2013

Did you know Proenza Schouler designer Jack McCollough once wanted to work in glassblowing? Yea, neither did we. Check out 11 more facts about the design duo you probably didn't know. {Racked} Former Victoria's Secret Angel Miranda Kerr hit the runway for the first time this season at Stella McCartney--and there was nary a feather in sight. {HuffPo} Kim Kardashian has been flaunting her post-baby bod (and newly blonde hair!) all over Paris Fashion Week. Don't miss a single Kanye-approved look. {US Weekly}

• By Sophia Li
  Sep 30, 2013

The "theme," if you will, of Kenneth Cole's spring presentation was "Content Creators." After all, the designer does loves social media, even if it doesn't always love him back.

• By Tyler McCall
  Sep 8, 2013

One of the most exciting things about fashion week happens before it even begins--getting the invitations. And while many designers still choose to go with the standard invites (don't get us wrong--they're great too!), or emails (more eco-friendly, sure), we're all about the fancy ones. There's just something to be said about getting a little creative--so we wanted to put a spotlight on those designers that went above and beyond. Click through for a look at the coolest Spring 2014 New York fashion week invitations.

• By Miranda Barros
  Sep 8, 2013

It's only day three of fashion week and we have our first official Kanye West sighting. But we didn't just spot Yeesus--we saw loads of other celebs, as well as models taking #selfies and Bill Cunningham in action. Check out all the great stuff we saw on day three:

• By Tyler McCall
  Sep 7, 2013

Kenneth Cole, who made headlines in 2011 when he sent out a tweet making light of the uprisings in Egypt, is courting controversy again on social media.

• By Hayley Phelan
  Sep 6, 2013

Valentino, J.Lo and Liza with a Z.

• By Tyler McCall
  Jun 14, 2013

New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Tess Giberson, Kenneth Cole, and Boast.

• By Tyler McCall
  Feb 9, 2013

It's been seven years since Kenneth Cole last showed on the New York runways, and if anything can be gleaned from the celeb and industry packed front row, it's that he was definitely missed.

• By Tyler McCall
  Feb 8, 2013

Kenneth Cole returns to the runway tonight after a seven year hiatus. But don’t expect a traditional runway show. After all, this is the guy who, 30 years ago, first showed his line of shoes in a movie trailer on a city street during the FFANY (Fashion Footwear Association of New York) shoe show instead of going the conventional (and more expensive) route and renting a showroom space. (He had to register his company as Kenneth Cole Productions to get the permit). For tonight’s show expect a social media onslaught.

• By Leah Chernikoff
  Feb 7, 2013

New York is unreasonably cold right now. Like impending-blizzard-freeze-your-Rag & Bone-covered-butt-off cold. This is exactly why we, and fashionistas nowhere near New York, are praising the fashion gods (more like IMG & various PR people) for the glorious amount of New York fashion week shows livestreaming this week. We wrangled 89 shows (89!) and presentations to tune into over the course of the next week...with even more coming in! The best part? You won't be judged for taking in these shows in your pjs over some popcorn or pizza or half a bottle of wine... See any shows we missed? Let us know!

• By Morgan Von Steen
  Feb 7, 2013

One of the things we always look forward to in the pre-fashion week madness is all the pretty show invites that land on our desks. The invites often give you an idea of what to expect from the show, too. This season, we've seen neon, translucent pink rubber; holographic birds; and used Petri dishes (yes--really). We've rounded up some of the more eye-catching and creative NYFW invitations to show up in our mailbox so far. Aren't they pretty?

• By Julie Ortega
  Feb 6, 2013

Someone online has apparently been selling tickets to "another Victoria's Secret fashion show." Thankfully, between beach photo shoots and generally being hot, Angel Adriana Lima has time to set the record straight. {YouTube} Would Carrie be Carrie without her Manolos, or would she be just as witty in Pierre Hardy? Would Samantha still work in PR or in social media marketing? Find out what Sex and the City would be like if it was filmed in 2012. Admit it, you want Carrie Bradshaw on Twitter. {Buzzfeed Shift} Karl Lagerfeld on Kate Middleton's style: he wouldn't change a thing. {The Hollywood Reporter}

• By Morgan Von Steen
  Jun 7, 2012

Hello Kitty Lingerie Coming Soon: Lingerie brand Hanky Panky has teamed up with everyone's favorite mouthless cartoon cat, Hello Kitty, on a collection of undergarments. (Why no mouth? Because Hello Kitty "speaks from the heart.") Since there are honestly too many R-rated, half-witty comments and puns just begging to be made about this collaboration, we'll spare you entirely and will simply say: The collection launches in May. {Racked} Another Victoria's Secret Angel is Pregnant: There must be something in the holy water at Victoria's Secret because yet another Angel is pregnant! Adriana Lima announced yesterday that she's expecting her second child, which puts her on the growing list of growing bikini babes (including Lily Aldridge and Alessandra Ambrosio). No word on how far along she is, but the VS Fashion Show takes place in November (8 mos away), and we wouldn't be a bit surprised if she shows up with a six pack. {People} Anna Wintour Parties with the Democrats: As the election creeps closer, fashion's love affair with the Democratic Party hasn't shown signs of fading. Monday night, Anna Wintour hosted a fund-raiser to re-elect NY Senator Dem Kirsten Gillibrand, who also sat front row at Carolina Herrera's show last month. Other politically savvy fashion folk in attendance included DVF, Kenneth Cole, Francisco Costa, and Michel Kors. {WWD}

• By Nora Crotty
  Mar 21, 2012

Kenneth Cole may not be very good at keeping his oft-times controversial political views to himself, but when it comes to his company, the designer wants a little more control. He announced today that he has plans to buyout his namesake company and go private, the New York Times is reporting. As chairman and chief creative officer, Cole already owns 47% of the company's shares, and holds 89% of the voting power but, according to the Associated Press, he's willing to fork over about $127.5 million to buy the remaining shares, giving stockholders $15 per share in cash, which is a 15% premium to the company's Thursday closing price. Or, in other words, a pretty good deal, which, if it goes through, will value the company at a whopping $280 million.

• By Hayley Phelan
  Feb 24, 2012

Last night, we hit the NYC streets to take in Fashion's Night Out in all it's glory. We saw lots of great stuff from Miss Piggy to Justin Bieber to The Roots. What we didn't see? A whole lot of shopping bags--which made us wonder: Does Fashion's Night Out really work? The answer is: Well, sort of. We asked a random sampling of roughly 100 people, from events spread all around the city, and found that nearly 70% of party-goers hadn't purchased anything. "We're out more to take it in, experience the night than to shop," 22-year-old student Elsa Goh told us. "It's too crazy to get into anywhere to shop," said a trio of girls in SoHo, Shala (Astoria, Queens), Juliana (Manhattan) and Wira (Harlem). For many, the night's value lies in the festivities (and free alcohol), rather than the retail opportunities. "People just come for the drinks," said Morgan Cros, a 27-year-old Brooklynite.

• By Hayley Phelan
  Sep 9, 2011