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We're taking notes.

We'll miss the thumb rings the most.

The "Monterey five" are back.

Shop the lot, from block heels to blazing yellow.

This week on Instagram, models relaxed beachside with glowing tans, while musicians showed off experimental eye moments.

Get ready to fall in love.

It's brand new.

Raise your pumpkin-spice latte! The reality-show star has a new advice book.

Ah, the memories.

Zara takes on minimal style with a recent spring-summer 2019 trend guide. Starring model Mica Arganaraz, the lookbook features pared down styles with a dash of maximalism. Sequined dresses, textured knits and fringed sty...

Ray-Ban launches a new campaign for 2019 called, #ProudtoBelong. The eyewear brand spotlights its classics as well as updated styles for now. From the classic Wayfarer to the Square Evolve, get ready to rock the warm wea...

Konheim spent decades working in New York's fashion industry, but he never abandoned his independent thinking.

Selena Gomez's surprise Coachella appearance will stay with us for a long, long time. The 26-year-old singer and actress gave her first-ever performance at the Indio festival on Friday night, and naturally, she chose a s...

Beverly Johnson and Tina Knowles-Lawson also attended the Black Design Collective's first annual scholarship tribute in Los Angeles.

A proposed spinoff of Madewell could turn J. Crew Group into an example of what can go right for creditors of struggling retailers, instead of an epithet for everything that could go wrong.

Tie-dye vests, bikini tops (or lack thereof), and Vans high-tops - what more could you ask for when it comes to Coachella festival style? The supermodels gathered in the desert for weekend one showing off some A+ looks f...

She even matched her accessories to her psychedelic top.

They had e-dated for five years before their reported split.

The singer performed with Cardi B, DJ Snake, and Ozuna.

Lizzo, Gigi Hadid, and Paris Hilton are having a great time in the California desert.

"The night is dark and full of terror."

Konheim, a longtime fashion industry insider, always called things as he saw them.