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Forget dresses over pants — the trend arbiter is officially setting her sites on voluminous silhouettes.

A moment for Sheryl Lee Ralph's purple gown and Seth Rogen's pink suit.

Plus, the body behind the Y/Project x Jean Paul Gaultier body morph prints.

She continued her no-miss style streak at the 2022 Gotham Awards.

The big winners, emerging names and archival favorites were all represented on the red carpet

The look served as the perfect accompaniment to her new chapter of music.

From Paul McCartney to Gen Z.

The platform's annual Luxury Resale Report highlights how the ways we shop — and sell — resale are changing.

Alex Stevens, the owner of the New York-based vintage shop St. Evens, has you covered.

Motivated by value, scarcity and a sense of nostalgia, shoppers are increasingly looking to the secondhand market, leading to the resurgence of beloved accessories of the past, from Balenciaga Motos to Fendi Baguettes.

Plus, where do Black women fit into the vintage clothing revolution?

Over the last year, Oscar de la Renta, Valentino, Gucci and more announced they would start selling their own vintage. How will they compete with the third-party retailers that have dominated the resale business?

It's a good encapsulation of her early 2010s style.

An emerging social-media-to-brick-and-mortar pipeline demonstrates how Gen Z's appreciation for Ed Hardy shirts and Mudd Jeans isn't simply an indication of shifting tastes.

She talks being an expert-level The Real Real scroller, shopping the Cynthia Rowley sample closet and getting dressed for "Bachelor" dates.

The TikTok megastar talks embracing low-rise jeans, scoping out Depop for graphic tees and bringing back Ed Hardy.

"I want people to be able to smell my cologne in a metaphorical sense. When you see me, I want you to totally identify my style."

The teenage dream appears to be wearing vintage Chanel.

"I don't want to wear the things that everybody else is wearing. I want to wear things that I found, that I looked for and that I handpicked," says the thrifting obsessive.

From theatrical ballgowns to mix-and-match separates you'll want to wear again to reimagined vintage treasures.

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.