TikTok

Let's just say the Y2K-obsessed content creator knows her way around a flea market.

The glam-rock pop idol is taking over TikTok, one immaculate outfit reveal at a time.

Enter "bathscaping," the latest social media-born micro-trend to transform a daily activity into a hyper-stylized self-care ritual.

Plus, the best way for beauty brands to speak about mental health.

As American fashion evolves, so does the American celebrity.

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

Which high-end pump is unbearably painful? How does buying a Birkin really work? Charles Gross has all the answers, and he isn't afraid to share them.

Plus, Susan Alexandra drops collab with Hello Kitty.

This is an organic moment most brands only ever dream of.

The jewelry designer and TikTok star tells us why the most important style tip is all about being comfortable in your own skin.

Plus, African designers are finding global success by tapping into their cultural roots.

These are the TikTok and Instagram beauty myths, tips and misconceptions the experts wish we'd all ignore.

Plus, the story behind TikTok's favorite necklace.

"I love dressing up. I'd rather be more dressed up than casual."

"I'm the type of person where, if you ask me in Starbucks where my shirt's from, I'll literally pull up the website for you. I'll tell you when I got it. I'll tell you how it fits."

Makeup artists, dermatologists and more cut through the noise to help determine what is — and maybe isn't — worth trying.

The accidental skinfluencer and Dieux co-founder drops her routine, her beauty philosophy and her criteria for the products she uses herself (and recommends to her fans).

Plus, the 'Cheugy' aesthetic, explained.

No follower count is too small to drop a line of tees with your face on it. But for creators, that's not always what moves the needle.

The #PillowtalkDerm — as she's known to her fans on Instagram and TikTok — shares how she built a side-hustle around dismantling rampant misinformation and making skin science accessible.

Plus, how Selena's fashion choices embraced her heritage and championed its evolution.

More thought-leaders than tastemakers, "genuinfluencers" are less interested in promoting products than they are in spreading ideas.

It's full of resin-encased flowers and chainmail dresses.

Plus, inauguration designers prepare for New York Fashion Week.