Downton Abbey

The magic of Hollywood comes to Crawley family estate in 1928. (Warning: spoilers!)

Emmy nominee (and "Downtown Abbey" costume designer) Anna Robbins also incorporated modern-day Ferragamo heels into the flashback scenes.

"It was the tiara show," says costume designer Anna Robbins, who received two Emmy nominations for her work on the TV series.

From performing mannequin surgery to building hidden foundation garments for all the gorgeous gowns in "The Crown."

Costume designer Anna Robbins takes us through the collection in New York.

"Game of Thrones," "Downton Abbey," "Outlander," "Empire" and more.

"I'm full of ideas when it comes to combining comfort and elegance," said the Dowager Countess' butler Spratt, secret lady advice giver and our spirit animal from now on.

We pulled 45 looks for you to cry over as we contemplate the end of the series.

This was a great episode on many levels.

As in, she WORE SUNGLASSES. This might be a first for the show.

She ditched her usual loose flapper wear for a va-va-voom mermaid tail dress.

From a fashion standpoint, the most recent episode was a winner.

Finally, someone realized how awesome Aunt Rosamund's wardrobe is.

Mrs. Hughes and Mr. Carson finally got married, but not without some Downton-level crises first.

A headwear smackdown between the sisters, with bonus coat cameos.

Including, J. Lo's make-under in 'Shades of Blue' and Eric Daman's post-Chuck Bass foray into menswear in 'Billions.'

Lady Mary, Lady Edith and the rest of the gang are back and looking better than ever. (Well, except for Anna.)

Only the best for fashion darlings Sienna Miller and Alicia Vikander.

#jealous.

Edith shines, Rose blushes, Mary flirts, Mrs. Hughes #wins.

The show's costume designer gives us all the details.

Kim Kardashian isn't the only one who debuted a new short 'do this weekend.

From Oscar de la Renta's SCAD exhibit to the latest changes at 'Lucky' magazine, here's your week in brief.