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

Consider it a cheat sheet for next year, with some first-rate vacation inspiration thrown in for good measure.

Plus, a management overhaul could put Prada back on the path to success.

Plus, Yeezy Apparel's General Counsel on streetwear, sneakers and working with Kanye West.

See the best red carpet looks from Indya Moore, Mj Rodriguez, Billy Porter and more.

But less precious!

Plus, why corporate-level branding has become popular among fashion conglomerates.

Plus, "Business of Fashion" launches video series.

Celebrities leaned on the tried-and-true duo for various affairs.

The range was full of layerable, wearable separates in an array of colors and patterns — with some artful embellishments and offbeat accessories thrown in for good measure.

Plus, Gucci rolls out 36-shade lipstick line.

These aren't just for tourists and wilderness dads anymore.

The designer shared images from an Off-White staff party that looked entirely absent of people of color.

Experts from The RealReal, ThredUp and more weigh in.

Silver is really a neutral, but a special one.

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.

Plus, Prada to stage Men's Spring 2020 runway show in Shanghai.

Plus, what the lives of micro influencers look like behind the scenes, off of Instagram.

Because why else would you wear them?

Designers still really want us to dress up like Neo.

From "The Matrix" aesthetic to low-brimmed hats, this is how Italian designers want us to dress next season.

Leaning into the warmer side of the color wheel.

And that's exactly what we would expect.