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

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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.

Another network, another fashion reality show.

A minimalist piece of college merch holds a weighty meaning in pop culture, from Winston Duke's character in "Us" to Beyoncé's "Homecoming."

"It was really fun to have the opportunity to marry two of my loves," says the designer behind "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion," "Never Been Kissed, "Santa Clarita Diet" and more.

The head witch in charge talks about chopping off her glam finger waves, dressing "eclectic tomboy chic" and shopping with the Weird Sisters.

Costume designer Christopher Hargadon also explains how Mary J. Blige herself influenced her three-piece suiting in the new Netflix series.

Plus, Gigi Hadid launched an athleisure line with Reebok.

"Girls" and "Orange is the New Black" costume designer Jenn Rogien also discusses Greta Lee's "kooky, '60s-meets-now" repeat party look.

The actress attended the premiere of her new Netflix show "Russian Doll" in New York City.

"We looked like a weird old boy band," says the fashion expert about outfit-twinning with the fellow "Queer Eye" Fab Five.

See how the event descended from bikini-clad models to total chaos.

Plus, Abercrombie & Fitch posts strong third quarter results.

Netflix's new series "7 Days Out" will chronicle the French luxury house's Spring 2018 Haute Couture runway show.

"I worked my way up," says the two-time Oscar nominee.

We got tips straight from the on-set experts of the new Netflix series.

For the cast of tween cartoon characters, clothing choices are a key part of their hormone-fueled journey through adolescence.

While Emma Stone's include Middle Earth-style elf robes and a retro femme fatale suit.

And Noah Centineo (aka your boyfriend Peter Kavinsky) is the jock version of "Blane" in Netflix's latest rom-com.

"Lara Jean is this badass, quirky, awesome individual," says costume designer Rafaella Rabinovich of the beloved lead character.

The "Queer Eye" fashion guru on body positivity, being a "stylist's worst nightmare" and the upcoming third season of the Netflix hit series.

Like the mall bangs, everything is bigger — and more fabulous — the second time around.