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Salon inspo aplenty.

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"We just want to make things fun. We want to make people happy and we want to be happy."

The Spring 2025 collection is a new proposition for the Brandon Maxwell customer -- one filled with "lightness and comfort."

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Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign and Holi were the designer's main sources of inspiration.

With its signature design codes established, the brand showed its skills beyond streetwear.

The Ukrainian designer brought a new aspect of her culture into her spring 2025 collection.

"Almost reckless" was the theme of the designer's collection, which mostly left tailoring and utility wear behind in favor of something more romantic.

Charlotte Lawrence performed for the crowd at Casa Cipriani, which included Ava Phillippe and Talita von Fürstenberg.

He designed some of the most visually exciting magazines of the 1970s and '80s. But his real love, and eventually his focus, was photography.

Love.Life, at 45,000 square-foot longevity and wellness center in El Segundo, California, is officially open and ready to analyze your blood.

Designer Stacey Bendet put her skill for world-building to use with a cheeky homage to midcentury couture and all-American prep.

L'Agence is back in New York and better than ever, this time coming with accessories and shoes.

Inspired by Chromesthesia, Jonathan Cohen injected colorful visualizations of sound into his eclectic balance of casual and polished fashions.

Collina Strada, Libertine, Christian Siriano and more remind us to find joy in nature.

Inspired by a white lace silk flower keepsake from his mother's wedding gown, Jonathan Simkhai's show was set against the backdrop of New York City at The Edge at Hudson Yards.

Aberg succeeded in maintaining the brand's heritage as well.