Everything you need to know to get ahead on next season.

From chain bracelets to signet rings.

From "Euphoria" eyes to '80s hair.

Bold shades and silhouettes ahead.

Can we come, too?

No shoes were thrown this year, but there were some fashion rebels in the crowd, from Zendaya to Lauren Hutton.

"My goal going into this season was to really give the people what they want," says costume designer Beth Morgan. Beware spoilers!

And now we, too, *must* try orange eye shadow.

Okay, maybe that's not all: This red carpet was packed with great style.

The ladies of Monterey are back.

Fashion Institute of Technology senior Gwen Hine took on the challenge of designing outside of her comfort zone to create an award-winning, sports-inspired evening gown.

Get that ROI — and spread the joy to another bride.

Just a little shine to hold you until the weekend.

Brie Larson, Taylor Swift, Naomi Campbell and more celebrated the publication's annual "Time" 100 issue.

The celebrity-filled red (uh, purple) carpet featured dozens of dazzling looks — and some genius Marvel-inspired accessories.

Flowers, polka dots and animals, oh my!

With expertise from "Brides" Executive Director Lisa Gooder.

And Beyoncé graced us with her presence — in Balmain no less — so there's that.

It was a big night for the color red.

And her daughter is equally as dazzling in a velvet Gucci dress.

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Including bejeweled makeup, low ponytails, voluminous hairstyles, glitter nails and inventive eyeliner shapes.

It's a tall order, but they deliver.

Topped with a cozy black vintage coat.