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"There's all these little exciting things that will catch your eye," says costume designer Sophie Canale. (Like Anthony's see-through shirt, maybe?)

The "Never Have I Ever" star shares how working with a professional stylist and a professional costume designer has changed her views on fashion and more.

Costume designer Lyn Paolo breaks down the legendary grifter's real and fictional designer-filled wardrobe.

Edward K. Gibbon breaks down Dakota Johnson's and Olivia Colman's emblematic costumes in Maggie Gyllenhaal's directorial debut.

Costume designer Marylin Fitoussi and consultant Patricia Field share all the "over-the-top" details on season two.

The legendary makeup artist teamed up with Shondaland and Netflix to give you "duchess vibes" just in time for New Year's.

Antoinette Messam shares how she wove Balmain, Ozwald Boateng and even Zara into the costumes of this thrilling Western, starring Idris Elba and Regina King.

Plus, Balmain's Olivier Rousteing designs collection for Netflix's "The Harder They Fall."

"I'm not a fit-in bitch. I'm stand out kind of girl," says the Netflix scene-stealer and founder of Four Naturals haircare.

Plus, TikTok to take over the Fashion Awards.

Plus, Latinx creators share how they celebrate their culture through beauty.

Returning costume designer Denise Wingate breaks down Addison Rae's influencer wardrobe and all the throwbacks to the original film.

Plus, second-gen women on the meaning of their inherited jewelry.

A viral product meets a viral TV show for a collection that might just break #NapDressNation.

The star of Netflix's "Resort to Love" on revisiting her early-2000s style, shopping local and the designer item she wishes she kept.

Emmy nominee (and "Downtown Abbey" costume designer) Anna Robbins also incorporated modern-day Ferragamo heels into the flashback scenes.

"We all love to dress up, wear costumes and just do silly, fun things," says the actor, singer and activist, about creating #content with co-stars Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Ramona Young.

Plus, Tamu McPherson launches Shoes Up For Justice.

Jeriana San Juan breaks down the sartorial portrayal of celebrated luminaries — and the legendary Battle of Versailles — in the new Netflix miniseries.

She's not just an American treasure — she's also a beauty icon for the ages.

"I love to explore and to express different facets of who I am through clothing and accessories and tangibles in general."

The costume designer shares her biggest challenge on set of the award-season juggernaut and the backstory behind Xtina's iconic "leg coverings."

How image architect Law Roach and stylist Samantha McMillen, plus 'PEN15' costume designer Melissa Walker, made it all happen for lockdown filming.

Ellen Mirojnick shares how she put a steamy Shondaland twist onto the Netflix show's period-authentic wardrobe.