Garance Dore

Check out this year's style winners.

Cute, quirky and one-of-a-kind gifts — you don't even have to do it yourself!

Seasons of searching have led me to this.

How Garance Doré is growing her blog without sacrificing her voice.

Plus, take a tour of Etsy's kitchsy Brooklyn office.

In NYC, at least.

Ah, youth!

A career test once told Garance Doré she should be a taxidermist, and other insights.

And the illustrator-photographer-blogger wants to do even more branded products. But not clothes! For now.

In Kanye West's words: "She was controversial; she's controversial."

The Fashionista 50 slideshow. Click through for a short bio on each of our picks.

Click through to dig into our list of the most influential members of the New York fashion industry.

The founder of The Sartorialist says that in some ways, the growing numbers of street style bloggers make his life easier.

What it's like to be on set with the famed blogger/photographer.

"When my blog was four years old, an important fashion magazine came to me and asked me to be the editor-in-chief of its website," Doré told us with a smile. "I asked for a crazy salary because I thought they'd never give it to me, but when they made an offer, it was like, 'Oh, shit.'"

The future of Condé Nast internships may seem uncertain, but fear not: There are still a lot of great internships out there that will help you get your dream fashion job--and they're all posted right here on our careers page!

Rebel Wilson is all glammed up in nothing but a sheer fur-trimmed robe on the cover of New York magazine, shot by Robert Maxwell. {Bernstein & Andriulli} Garance Doré got le chop, which in French means she Miley'd her hair. {Garance Doré} You've feasted your eyes on the vivid pastel clothes from Prabal Gurung's spring collection, now it's time to marvel at the shoes. Casadei brought slingbacks to swooping architectural heights for Prabal Gurung's spring runway show. {Refinery29}

Justin Timberlake is flaunting his super studliness all over the cover of T Magazine. {T} Iconic fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh believes that the era of the supermodel is over. Don't tell Karlie... {Telegraph} Speaking of, Karlie Kloss has confirmed that her model pal Cara Delevingne flew in yesterday to catch the last day of New York Fashion Week (Marc Jacobs, perhaps?). Maybe the fact that she apparently finds fashion week "horrible" explains her absence thusfar... {Grazia and Glamour UK}

Today, Garance Doré took to her blog to discuss the "weird distorted version" of body image that she says traditional media portrays. But she's not talking about the proliferation of size 0 models--not exactly anyway. Doré takes issue with the fact that those size 0 models (and actresses, for that matter) are shown eating cupcakes and burgers all the time. Doré writes: If the girls on Sex and the City...or Bridesmaids, or any other movie/TV show/magazine REALLY spent their time eating like they did on the screen, they’d look more like Lena Dunham than Carrie Bradshaw.

Have the September Issues Left You Less Than Satisfied? Why not start your own fashion magazine? A few have had successful campaigns on crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter--but there are some things you need to know before you get right down to it. Is Lip Gloss Still Poppin'? Shiny, glossy lips are totally acceptable (one might argue required) for teenagers, but are adults still allowed in on the goopy Bonne Bell fun? We explore. The Wedding Industry Says "I Do" to the Gay Market: Since the Defense of Marriage Act was repealed and same-sex couples can finally get married, the wedding industry sees the rise of a new market for wedding wear--like bridal tuxedos. Is Lip Gloss Still Poppin'? Shiny, glossy lips are totally acceptable (one might argue required) for teenagers, but are adults still allowed in on the goopy Bonne Bell fun? We explore. The Wedding Industry Says "I Do" to the Gay Market: Since the Defense of Marriage Act was repealed and same-sex couples can finally get married, the wedding industry sees the rise of a new market for wedding wear--like bridal tuxedos.