Bridgerton

The "Bridgerton" actor stars in the latest campaign for the Kim Kardashian-led brand.

She's been serving look after look.

"The show is a fantasy — it's not a history lesson," says new Lead Costume Designer John Glaser.

Lead Makeup Artist Erika Ökvist describes Season 3's glam as "a visual feast."

Plus, Anya Taylor-Joy covers "Elle."

Lady Whistledown even matched her lipstick to Colin Bridgerton's jacket.

"I'm a designer first, and then I have the desire to make things in the best way possible."

Penelope Featherington would no doubt give her stamp of approval.

Intricate ballgowns, fabulous summer dresses, futuristic supersuits and a whole lot of outstanding costumes that defined the year in television and film.

Celebrities, designers and stylists can't get enough of this trend — here's how you can wear it IRL.

Dear Armani PR team, "Bridgerton" fans the world over see you and appreciate you.

We're calling it: She's a future Met Gala All Star.

From dazzling crystal embellishments to a burst of colors to, yes, even more "Bridgerton."

Empire waist dresses are trending.

Plus, Pat McGrath Labs x "Bridgerton" is back.

"There's all these little exciting things that will catch your eye," says costume designer Sophie Canale. (Like Anthony's see-through shirt, maybe?)

Naturally, dear reader, there was a lot of Regency-inspired (and otherwise just plain good) fashion.

Plus, Polo Ralph Lauren partners with Morehouse and Spelman Colleges for a capsule collection.

The legendary makeup artist teamed up with Shondaland and Netflix to give you "duchess vibes" just in time for New Year's.

Plus, second-gen women on the meaning of their inherited jewelry.

A viral product meets a viral TV show for a collection that might just break #NapDressNation.

What is it, 1985 or something?

Plus, gowns of your fairy tale dreams and cool bride separates.

Plus, Aurora James discusses expanding the 15 Percent Pledge.