Tory Burch

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See the Spring 2022 collection as it comes down the runway in New York.

Featuring Zendaya in Balmain, Cynthia Erivo in Atelier Versace, Isabelle Huppert in vintage Armani and more.

From Rachel Zoe to Alexa Chung, these are all the appearances you probably forgot about.

This time around, costume designer Eric Daman brought a different, more minimalist approach to dressing the teens of Constance Billard and St. Jude's.

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

Summer-approved, corporate-friendly attire that won't eat up your entire paycheck.

These outgoing pull-on styles will make it easier.

"Your outfits should feel a little like self-care, right? For me, certainly, putting on a cute outfit makes me feel good in the morning."

These are clothes meant to see and be seen in.

The "Good Girls" and "Parks and Recreation" star talks all things shopping, quarantine style and her love of Rachel Antonoff jumpsuits.

Featuring statement knits, a TikTok-approved bucket hat and more.

Alexa, play "Cardigan" by Taylor Swift.

These will definitely make you smile.

Unsurprisingly, comfort is still king.

Designers made the transitional topper extra exciting this year.

Including an "Emily in Paris"-inspired coat and knee-high boots.

Inspired by the Shaker aesthetic of her childhood school, the collection is a return to simplicity.

From holiday-ready options to stay-at-home staples.

Proceeds from the sale of each item included are donated to organizations that work to increase participation in every election or to political campaigns.

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