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From Billie Eilish's Old Hollywood, "holiday Barbie"-inspired Oscar de la Renta look to Yara Shahidi's custom Dior tribute to Josephine Baker

The Mulleavy sisters got trippy this season.

The actor hit up the L.A. premiere of "Atonement" wearing a tough-yet-delicate dress.

They're suddenly everywhere, from the runway to Rodrigo. Why? And does the trend have commercial legs?

No one does film festival fashion quite like Elle.

The highly-anticipated event has everything, from special summer pieces to fall wares.

Queue up some Olivia Rodrigo and transport yourself to the Mulleavy siblings' dreamy, sun-soaked world.

From Kristen Stewart in Chanel to Naomi Campbell in Alaïa to Elle Fanning in... well, everything.

The agency is joining forces with 11 American designers in efforts to help New York's fashion economy rebound post-pandemic.

We'll be talking about this red carpet for a long time.

I'd argue it's one of Fanning's sweetest looks ever.

Sweatpants aren't forever, but they'll still be big next spring.

The Mulleavy sisters continue to work their magic on clothes.

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

Colorfully stained loungewear is the unofficial quarantine uniform.

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

The fashion photographer — and now film director — also explains that seemingly 'The Handmaid's Tale'-like costume moment.

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

Or, for the especially talented, your next DIY polish job.

After attending six nonstop days of runway shows, we edited them down to our top picks.

Statement-making capes and punky plaid ahead!

Laura and Kate Mulleavy revisit their cinematic roots for an incredibly strong collection.

Plus, Zoë Kravitz graces the cover of "Elle."

'Tis the season for lots of glitz.