Architectural Digest

Plus, "Architectural Digest" visits Francesco and Bee Carrozzini's Hollywood home.

Which means new titles for Anna Wintour, Edward Enninful, Amy Astley, Will Welch and more.

We'll be updating as they're rolled out.

No corporate office vibes here.

Plus, Amira Rasool of The Folklore calls out Taylor Swift's "Folklore" for similarly-named merch

Highlights include a giant shoe wall and her daughter Ruby's tastefully pink bedroom.

The founder of "Man Repeller" shows off her colorful new digs.

There's an entire wall dedicated to portraits of cats.

There's a bathroom with side-by-side toilets for chats on the loo, natch.

We explore the parallels between the two creative fields.

"Architectural Digest" hooked it up with a tour.

"I always say to friends, 'You should never take a job that doesn't terrify you.'"

Plus, how beauty companies are cashing in on the concept of hygge.

The late editor-in-chief's Parisian apartment is featured in a gorgeous new editorial.

He will be the senior executive director, digital.

Plus, the Kardashians really need to learn how to tag their #spon posts.

Plus, is Vetements already having an identity crisis?

The founding editor-in-chief of 'Teen Vogue' will be replaced by Elaine Welteroth, formerly the magazine's beauty and health director.

Plus, Jessica Alba's Honest Co. may be nearing an IPO.