Celebrities

Our favorite style stars absolutely "devoured" this season, as the kids say.

We're talking Janet Jackson, Ana de Armas, Cynthia Erivo, Gemma Chan, Emma Chamberlain...

Two camps have emerged within the sustainability movement: those who look to business as an ally, and those who see it as the enemy.

While some kept it timeless in Italy, many stars showed out in vibrant prints and extravagant dresses.

Most of them were decked out in looks by the designer that could have been worn by extras in a Studio 54 movie.

Ben wore Ralph, too.

The talk show host invited influencers to a taping of "Ellen" for a sneak peek of her "age-positive" line, Kind Science.

If you follow at least one (1) KarJenner and/or D'Amelio, you've no doubt seen the @modernpampersalon handle flash across your Instagram Stories.

A beauty product — and a celebrity brand — for every taste.

This is peak early-2000s style, done three different ways.

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

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

Pastel suits for fall? Now that's groundbreaking.

Including Alexa Chung Naomi Campbell, and more.

See the ones that Tilda Swinton, Keira Knightley, Kiki Layne and more wore.

Go bold or go home.

Or should we say silverscale?

In a good way.

From A$AP Rocky to Laura Dern to Rami Malek, the gang's all here.

For dancing the night away.

They embraced full skirts, elaborate prints and lot of embellishment.

This is what the opposite of feeling blue looks like.

A new report finds Versace has the worst celebrity strategy, and partnering with Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin can negatively impact a brand.

From Kendall Jenner's polka-dotted jumpsuit to Laura Harrier's hot-pink mini dress.