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The 'SNL' star talks nostalgic fashion, N.Y.-versus-L.A. style and the one vintage piece she's perpetually on the hunt for.

Can the humble consignment store replicate its famously intimate in-person shopping experience online? That's the plan.

She loved this dress so much that she wore it to the Oscars after she'd already been photographed in it at multiple Hollywood events.

The founder of the denim label Still Here weighs in.

Trending now: Jean Paul Gaultier, Mugler, John Galliano for Dior, among others.

"It was the tiara show," says costume designer Anna Robbins, who received two Emmy nominations for her work on the TV series.

"Krystal's definitely, for all intents and purposes, in 1987," says Stacey Battat, about the lead's 1992 wardrobe.

"Ocean's 8" costume designer Sarah Edwards talks us through the trio's power wardrobe evolution.

Making a purchase takes little more than a few DMs, a shipping fee and some added psychological ties, too.

Was the denim skirt invented for summer or was summer invented for the denim skirt?

Costume designer Amy Parris gives a spoiler-free preview of the summer fashion you can expect from the Hawkins crew.

Welcome to the world of hassle-free thrifting.

It may seem like menswear manages to earn more on the secondhand market, but it's not really that simple.

We chatted with the Portland-based artist about her comfortable, paint-splattered and effortlessly cool style.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited New Zealand House in London to pay their condolences following the terror attack earlier this week.

The multimedia artist and musician shares insider tips on where to thrift for vintage Dior, Gucci and Chanel in Savannah and Atlanta, plus her favorite Los Angeles shopping spots.

The Duchess celebrated her baby shower in New York City on Tuesday.

The Mexican capital is in the midst of a golden age of thrifting.

The stylish photographer shares her tips for finding the best vintage and the importance of shopping responsibly.

"Optimistic, innocent and completely all about love," says costume designer Caroline Eselin, about the expressive wardrobe in Barry Jenkins's follow-up to "Moonlight."

The online thrift shop is using stats to create new pieces designed to thrive in the resale market.

Complete with sea glass buttons (!).

His New York City store has grown into an archive for fashion's biggest designers, and boasts collaborations with Alexander Wang, Depop, Opening Ceremony and more.

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