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We run through the biggest headlines and most impactful moments of the year.

Plus, a plea to celebrities to stop launching beauty brands.

The first Black American to present haute couture as a guest of the Chambre Syndicale paid homage to Black innovation.

The label was invited as a guest member for the Fall 2021 season by the the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode.

And what it might tell us about the next four years.

Called "Your Friends in New York," the new venture will combine events, philanthropy, music, art and — of course — fashion.

Plus, Beverly Johnson speaks out about racism in fashion.

Instead of presenting a new collection in September, Kerby Jean-Raymond will premiere 'American, Also,' a documentary following the creation of his Spring 2020 show at Kings Theater.

He counts Joan Smalls and Paloma Elsesser as clients and has worked with Pyer Moss. Here's his career story.

In response to the spread of Covid-19.

And it was anything but boring.

The designer also elaborated on his recent conflict with Business of Fashion.

Plus, Frank Ocean covers 'W' Magazine.

The most exciting shows came from designers who weren't afraid to wear their hearts on their sleeves.

Her first break in the industry was at Baby Phat in the early 2000s. Now she works on the global athletic brand's biggest partnerships, including Pyer Moss and Gigi Hadid.

Plus, Karl Lagerfeld delivers his candid reflections on aging and a whole bunch of fashion people.

After fighting to keep his business and trademark, the menswear designer channeled his disillusionment into a collection entitled "Bernie vs. Bernie."

At an event held by MoMA, McKesson also explained how his signature blue vest has made him think about the "politics of enough."

Founded six months ago, the full-service PR, marketing and branding firm prioritizes loyalty and the creative process of its clients — young, emerging designers.

The runway show featured a live orchestra and choir singing operatic versions of trap music.

After Pyer Moss designer Kerby Jean-Raymond announced that he would show a film about police brutality at his spring 2016 show, his venue and a buyer pulled out.

Female fans of Kerby Jean-Raymond's fledgling brand will soon have their own leather jackets and elongated tops to wear.