Tanya Taylor

Plus, Gabriela Hearst to donate December sales to Save the Children's Afghanistan Crisis Children's Fund.

Go bold or go home this winter.

These liners are heavy enough to keep you warm on their own and light enough to layer underneath coats.

Featuring picks inspired by our favorite New York Fashion Week showgoers.

These are clothes that you'll be excited to wear — and want people to see.

Peppy, electric brights in striking, anything-but-subtle shapes are about to have a major moment.

Fashion continues to demonstrate its obsession with the hue.

Bold colors, technical fabrics and lots and lots of fun.

Whether you're attending an intimate farm wedding or a cocktail party in the city.

Halter tops and bell sleeves ahead.

There's less of a consensus on "It" silhouettes and more of an underlying desire to get dressed again.

Watch your style blossom.

Plus, Solid & Striped gets into activewear.

Which was your #1?

It's the sartorial definition of a party.

There's hope for a dressed-up future.

"I think it pushes us forward, to break out from being this print summer brand. That's really important for me, that I can flex my muscles and show color and texture in a still very feminine and happy way."

Plus, knitting essentials that'll inspire you take up the craft.

Deals on red and pink dresses and pajamas, ahead.

The designers kept in touch after Rogers interned for Taylor in 2015, and have been each other's cheerleaders ever since. Here, they discuss their relationship, how their internship experiences shaped their respective careers and what they've learned along the way.

Unsurprisingly, comfort is still king.

Joan Smalls, Brandon Maxwell, Aurora James, Prabal Gurung and more weigh in.

From sparkly socks to silky kimono robes.

Featuring practical accessories (think blue light glasses) and several cozy pieces.