Plus, Babba C. Rivera launches hair-care brand.

There was haute couture. There were poignant messages. There was lots of Virgil Abloh's Louis Vuitton.

Lots of Halle Berry, Tracee Ellis Ross and Sarah Paulson, ahead.

The Pattern founder also speaks candidly to interviewer Kerry Washington about celebrating Black beauty as part of Elle.com's new ongoing franchise.

Known for her loud, capital-F Fashion looks, this actor has range.

The actress and beauty founder also posted a personal message to fans about Pattern's "Phase 2" and the importance of celebrating the beauty of Blackness.

In no particular order (though, we must, must begin with that Rihanna dress.)

Costume designer Jenny Eagan also discusses Dakota Jackson's vintage tees and Diplo's open cardigan, worn with no shirt.

Plus, Patagonia details a cautious plan for reopening.

Spanning skin care, hair styling, DIY nail art and makeup techniques.

You know, the ones that always look good, no matter what the theme.

This designer-celebrity pairing is *chef's kiss*.

Plus, Net-a-Porter is launching a podcast.

See what all the celebs wore here.

These celebs are leading the way for self-expression through fashion.

Old-school endorsement deals don't seem to satisfy celebs anymore.

If I wasn't already a fangirl, I'm an even bigger one now.

Showstopping outfits from "It" Brits, designers, models and stylish celebrities ahead.

And it was anything but boring.

Plus, why 'Project Runway' couldn't save the designer.

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

Meet Pattern by Tracee Ellis Ross, a line of hair-care products "specifically for curly, coily and tight textured hair."