Working your way up the masthead in the magazine business was once a clear career path, but now things are a little more murky.

From launching eponymous brands and partnering with department stores to designer collaborations and publishing deals, social media stars brought in billions this year.

"Fake it 'til you make it," "dress for the job you want," etc.

She's reached 5 million followers on Instagram, relaunched her website and recently published her second book, "World of Style."

Plus, Chanel announces upcoming collaboration with Pharrell Williams.

Plus, Chanel may raise global prices for the third time this year.

Get to know the former Soviet state's most stylish men and women.

Plus, Phoebe Philo-designed Celine bags and clothes have spiked in popularity.

We went inside Sephora's first ticketed event, which had Instagrammable moments at every turn, and a little more.

Earth tones, neutral colors and minimalism dominate the average ethical fashion fan's feed. But why is that — and who is getting left out of the equation?

We spoke with the super-influencer about growing up with the brand, and why authenticity has been the key to her success.

Plus, which influencers should actually be at fashion week?

She's the latest to partake in an increasingly popular trend within the influencer set.

Her path has been slightly different from your average influencer's.

Social media shopping app LIKEtoKNOW.it is capitalizing on consumers' desire for the wanderlust lifestyle with its new #LTKgetaway series.

When the same "It" item is seeded to hundreds of Instagram stars, there's a danger that oversaturation can decrease consumers' desire.

You don't actually need to be on a fancy brand-sponsored trip to look like you are.

"No matter how hard it is, or how annoyed I am at the trolls, I just have to keep going, because this is bigger than me."

The blogger-turned-designer launched her label online from her Los Angeles home six years ago. Now, she's expanding to children's wear and opening brick-and-mortar stores across the U.S., U.K. and Europe.

With designer-inspired pieces at wallet-friendly prices, the online retailer is looking to cash in on clout-chasing male shoppers.

Step aside, Fendi logos — it's time for this statement headwear to have its moment in the sun.

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The one-year-old brand that counts Bella Hadid, Kylie Jenner and Kaia Gerber as fans showed its wares IRL at fashion week for the first time.