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Seriously, you need to watch "Hello, Fashion."

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.

Plus, TikTok beauty is the end of millennial beauty.

His series on Maison Margiela's runway shows has brought a lot of eyeballs to his channel. The vlogger talks his fashion origin story, love of show notes and favorite brands at the moment.

One benefit of Gen Z's propensity to post everything on social media is that a number of them are documenting their college lives in vlog form.

Plus, Zoë Kravitz graces the cover of "Elle."

Plus, Haider Ackermann on his relationship with Timothée Chalamet.

Plus, Dior's next cruise show will stay in Europe.

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A handful of video content creators are launching their own clothing brands and collections.

Plus, Christopher John Rogers to make his NYFW runway debut.

Will clickbait-y videos of Naomi Campbell grocery shopping or Marc Jacobs learning to drive actually connect with large enough audiences to bring in ad dollars for brands?

Plus, how Instagram's move to hide likes will impact influencer marketing.

Plus, magazine ad revenue continues to slow despite audience growth.

You can't miss a drop when it happens, right?

Plus, how to avoid becoming collateral damage in a YouTuber war.

The actress, director, writer and singer drops some hints about her upcoming "Hypebeast-y," but "not merch" clothing line.

Plus, J.Crew is in a hurry to launch a Madewell IPO.

Things are getting tough for Olivia Jade, daughter of Lori Loughlin and teen makeup influencer.

Designers always ponder, "What do women want?" This time, Victoria Beckham might have a definitive answer.

Plus, Victoria Beckham will launch an official YouTube channel during London Fashion Week.

His cool style is an afterthought during his hilarious and too-real online videos, but now the fashion industry is finally taking notice.

A month-by-month breakdown of the soap opera that was the beauty vlogger universe.

From launching eponymous brands and partnering with department stores to designer collaborations and publishing deals, social media stars brought in billions this year.