Vanity Fair

She knew all about camp before it became a Met Gala theme.

From Hollywood insiders to musicians and models.

Corsetry, low-slung waistlines, cutouts, sheer dresses and outfits that are basically just straight-up lingerie were everywhere at the iHeartRadio Music Awards and 'Vanity Fair' Young Hollywood this week.

Plus, new report links fashion brands to company closely tied to Xinjiang.

Plus, Oscar de la Renta launched a resale platform.

The actor always strikes that balance between timeless elegance and impact.

We'll be updating as they're rolled out.

Plus, Devon Lee Carlson designed a birthday capsule for Marc Jacobs.

Plus, Moschino is releasing a capsule with Sesame Street.

Plus, Solid & Striped gets into activewear.

Plus, Estée Lauder acquires Deciem.

"I've often had conversations with people about what the 'Vanity Fair' story is, how they see it, and every day, it continues to be deeply informative to me to hear when people get an issue and say, 'Oh, this was a great mix.' And I'm like, 'Why?'"

Plus, an argument in favor of talking about Vice President Kamala Harris's style.

She joins politicians like Sen. Kamala Harris and Rep. Ilhan Omar in becoming cover stars during the 2020 election cycle.

"I always just want to make a beautiful picture, something that tells a story."

Plus, the LVMH vs. Tiffany & Co. case will go to trial in January.

Plus, where independent fashion brands should go from here.

Plus, Jason Rembert launches e-commerce with Aliétte's Resort 2021 collection.

Plus, meet the first Black photographer to shoot a "Vanity Fair" cover.

Plus, luxury brands look to Amazon for stability.

Plus, the surgical face mask has become a symbol of our times.

There was vintage Alexander McQueen, bondage-infused Versace and so much more.

Plus, MAC wants to win back the U.S. market.

Plus, inside Untuckit's emergence from the fashion startup scene.