"There's no pressure other than to have fun," says the star of Netflix's dance comedy "Work It" about at-home quarantine fashion.

"We would compliment each other constantly — 24/7," says the 13-year-old about her "BSC" cast-mates.

And, yes, the 13-year-old did take a "one-of-a-kind" wardrobe treasure home with her from set.

Costume designer Cynthia Summers breaks down all the members' styles, including Claudia's arty cool, Dawn's Cali skater girl vibe and Stacey's Parisian chic.

Anna B. Sheppard talks Will Ferrell's and Rachel McAdams's perfectly bonkers on- and off-stage wardrobe in the Netflix movie.

Emmy-nominated designer Amy Roberts revisits royal highlights from the third season and drops some dishy teasers on the upcoming one.

The six-time Emmy nominee also discusses leaving behind a legacy of hiring a diverse staff.

The scene-stealer shares her own influence on Kamala's style in Mindy Kaling's Netflix series and her speed-shopping trip for her "Vogue" India-covered wedding.

The designers from "#BlackAF," "Unorthodox," "Never Have I Ever" and "Awkwafina is Nora From Queens" on dressing writers, creators and decision-makers.

And, yes, a shirtless Paxton Hall-Yoshida totally counts as one.

Designers Lou Eyrich and Sarah Evelyn dressed big-screen ingenues, played by Samara Weaving and Laura Harrier, in mostly vintage.

Plus, Kanye West talks Yeezy in "WSJ" magazine.

It includes a pore vacuum, an unconventional use for a blow-dryer and getting his hair professionally relaxed.

The Netflix movie's costume designer and makeup artist break down Lara Jean Covey's key looks.

Gwyneth Paltrow's controversial Netflix series is exactly what you'd expect — but, like, 10 times crazier.

You can now buy Meg Thee Stallion's wardrobe.

But are we surprised?

Plus, costume designer Jane Petrie discusses Lily-Rose Depp's sculptural headpiece and Robert Pattinson's sleek armor that gave him the "giggles."

Plus, Lucy Boynton wears a high-low mix of Chanel and Zara as a high school senior in Ryan Murphy's new Netflix series.

The actress wore a bird-printed suit with yellow eyeshadow.

"My goal going into this season was to really give the people what they want," says costume designer Beth Morgan. Beware spoilers!

Costume designer Amy Parris gives a spoiler-free preview of the summer fashion you can expect from the Hawkins crew.

Meanwhile, Randall Park wears Angry Asian Man merch and custom-made tuxes by costume designer Leesa Evans, who, yes, also discusses Keanu Reeves.