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Lace! Florals! Embellishments!

What do stars wear to an awards show held in the middle of the day?

Sam McKnight and Terry Barber collaborated with Richard Quinn for FW25, creating a look that channeled the '60s and '80s into something modern for London Fashion Week.

Kim Kardashian's bringing the wet t-shirt concept to the open ocean ... diving beneath the waves in her tiniest white top -- and, giving fans a look at everything underneath. The reality TV star turned mogul got really p...

The designer, who is marking 25 years in business, sent out a collection full of bold color and a very personal toile de jouy motif.

The Academy Award-nominated filmmaker shares some of his favorite Black contemporary artists with Vogue.

We all need to dream -- especially these days -- and for fans of fashion, there is no greater dream than the couture.

"You can even do karate in my clothes," said Edeline Lee, who worked with professional directors and hired fight actors to spar with each other wearing pieces from the new collection.

Jones' collection was inspired by the five senses and even featured a chocolate top hat, with a bite out of it, made by the Paris-based pastry chef Jana Lai.

A new project from T magazine highlights a group of female singer-songwriters who are reinventing R&B.

Vogue looks at all the times Princess Diana attended London Fashion Week and what her appearance on the front row said about Princess Diana's style.

How do you live your mediocre life in the shadow of a hipster goddess?

From Dyson to Charlotte Tilbury.

A lesson in chic and complementary style that isn't cringe or on the nose from the Moss family.