Phew, this is a bad look!

Plus, how Betsey Johnson built an empire and lost her name.

Plus, what the fall of department stores means for luxury brands.

"This Is Not a Fashion Story" details how the influencer got to where she is today, both personally and professionally.

Brand are tapping influencers, friends and employees to photograph new items at home, with some founders even turning their cameras on themselves.

This crisis is "absolutely not the end of influencer marketing," says one influencer manager – but the category might get seriously shaken up by virtual avatars.

Plus, 'Nylon' relaunches at Bustle.

These French girls are bringing their style to the masses.

"People want a distraction. They want something that feels like a sense of normalcy right now. But it's finding a balance between being able to provide a little bit of an escape but also still being realistic about the situation."

Plus, two FIT administrators on leave following "clearly racist" fashion show.

More and more OG bloggers are spinning off their online brands into IRL fashion and beauty lines.

"This is going into the next phase of the brand," Palermo says.

And people still have a lot of feelings about influencers.

Plus, Revolve hosts "Bachelor" group date.

One benefit of Gen Z's propensity to post everything on social media is that a number of them are documenting their college lives in vlog form.

Plus, Zoë Kravitz graces the cover of "Elle."

MDL Beast appears to have invited dozens of models — including Joan Smalls, Halima Aden and Irina Shayk — to attend (and post from) its inaugural event in Riyadh.

Plus, the fur industry is promoting sustainability in an effort to fight back.

A number of Instagram personalities in the ethical fashion space are pivoting away from pushing product even as sustainability becomes buzzier than ever.

Plus, C-Suite changes at Balmain and Kate Spade New York.

Plus, the battle for "Fashion Week," the name.

The documentary hints at a veil between the public-facing persona and the private individual behind the Instagram.

These affordable presents promise plenty of "likes."