Prep is trending, and so is argyle, monogramming and uh, horse stuff.

The brand had brought its beauty business in-house four years ago.

Take customization to the next level, from bags to, yes, Sriracha.

Or, how to stay on the right side of the thin line between demure and boring.

Plus: IMG is switching up NYFW venues once again.

Plus, Gigi Hadid gets another international "Vogue" cover.

Plus, Stella Maxwell signs her first beauty contract.

Plus, Lily James strips down for her Burberry fragrance campaign.

Plus, why Dutch Fashion has bought a minority stake in Ayr.

Newly announced CEO Marco Gobbetti won't be joining until 2017, but there are plenty of plans to perk things up in the meantime.

NYFW got you feeling like crying? Cry glitter tears instead of real ones.

This could be great for everyone involved, with some caveats.

The Delevingnes and Beckhams aren't just taking our modeling jobs — they're getting plum editorial and photography gigs, too.

Take a leaf out of Burberry's book and update your mobile site, okay?

It will all just be "Burberry" going forward.

And Sephora has launched the first in a series of smaller, touchscreen-enhanced "Flash" stores in Paris.

And Yolanda Foster reveals that Bella and Anwar Hadid were diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2012.

Looking for cool British bands? Your search is over, for $9.99 a month.

In other news: the British brand had a slow spring, sales-wise.

The brand's longtime campaign photographer shook things up a bit this season.

Guess how many millions.

And the winners of inaugural Fashion Futures Awards have been announced.