Alexa Chung

Making it feel daytime-appropriate at the brand's Spring 2012 show.

The It Brit was a big supporter of abbreviated garments.

And a pair of shoes I have been wanting for over a decade!

Plus, fashion's changing views on cultural appropriation.

The first all-digital form of the event made for some pretty good looks.

This strapless corset look is the perfect example of how to execute spring's exposed lingerie trend.

Inspired by Glastonbury legend Kate Moss.

This is the platonic ideal of a spring outfit.

Featuring Janelle Monáe, Timothée Chalamet, Ana de Armas and more.

See all the best celeb FROW looks.

The best of the front rows, from Burberry to JW Anderson.

The show's costume designers also shopped locally in New York, from vintage shops to department stores to the Garment District.

You can now buy Meg Thee Stallion's wardrobe.

Showstopping outfits from "It" Brits, designers, models and stylish celebrities ahead.

Versatility never looked so good.

Before we all head off to Paris next week.

Another network, another fashion reality show.

Plus, new rental platforms are catering to the streetwear crowd.

"A little bit of thrift store, a little bit of streetwear style," says costume designer Mirren Gordon-Crozier. (Plus, details on Fanning's "punk-y" finale beauty look.)

Behold, an outfit that takes zero thought and always looks cool.

The Duchess of Cambridge attended the National Portrait Gallery Gala on Tuesday evening, along with Alexa Chung, Kate Moss and Victoria Beckham.

Leaning into the warmer side of the color wheel.

The fledgling creative director takes on the prairie dress trend and spins it on its head.

A mid-awards-season palate cleanser perhaps?