"I welcome this opportunity to help invigorate the brand with new ideas, while also focusing on instilling a sense of social purpose into our work," he said.

Plus, the LVMH vs. Tiffany & Co. case will go to trial in January.

The spread features looks by Aliétte, Christopher John Rogers, Cushnie, Hanifa and more.

The organization also confirmed that there will be no ceremony this year.

Plus, how a J.W. Anderson cardigan went viral on TikTok — partly thanks to Harry Styles.

Plus, Beverly Johnson speaks out about racism in fashion.

Designer sandals, floral-print skirts and more.

Plus, the #VogueChallenge is more than a hashtag.

In no particular order (though, we must, must begin with that Rihanna dress.)

We will continue to update this list as new brands emerge and come to our attention.

Instead of presenting a new collection in September, Kerby Jean-Raymond will premiere 'American, Also,' a documentary following the creation of his Spring 2020 show at Kings Theater.

He counts Joan Smalls and Paloma Elsesser as clients and has worked with Pyer Moss. Here's his career story.

In response to the spread of Covid-19.

From Ariana Grande's stunning Givenchy shoot to another splendid #HarryforGucci moment, here are the most memorable fashion visuals released this year.

Breaking news: A lot happened this year and we're here to spill it all.

You'll want to cop for yourself, too.

And it was anything but boring.

Plus, European fashion wins big with major trade agreement

The designer also elaborated on his recent conflict with Business of Fashion.

"It's bullshit if we call it 'diversity' and we can't get representation backstage."

Whew, it's been a long month. Recap time!

In his own words, the Pyer Moss designer details being "gaslighted" and "used" by 'Business of Fashion.'

Your high school yearbook, but make it fashion.