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All of the best 2018 Met Gala looks
The Met Gala has long been known as fashion’s biggest night. But this year, it’s fashion’s most controversial as well.
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Kate Middleton took a style cue from Meghan Markle for final appearance before maternity leave
The Duchess combined an affordable top with something she rarely wears.
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Audrey Hepburn’s go-to designer, Hubert de Givenchy, has died. See their most iconic looks together
One of fashion’s last great legends, Hubert de Givenchy, died on Saturday at age 91, in news that became public on Monday.The French fashion conglomerate LVMH acquired Givenchy’s brand in 1988, and the designer retired from fashion in 1995, succeeded by John Galliano, the late Alexander McQueen, Julien Macdonald, Riccardo Tisci, and Clare Waight Keller, each of whom has reimagined Givenchy’s design legacy in his or her own way. But to say that Givenchy’s influenced only the fashion world would b
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Why so many celebrities are wearing white on the Oscars red carpet
There were a number of trends spotted on the Oscars red carpet Sunday night, including thigh-high slits and plunging necklines. But the most important trend was a color choice that had real symbolic meaning.While this year’s Golden Globes and Grammys had notable dress codes that allowed celebrities to illustrate their solidarity with the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, it seems that standing for equality is ingrained in some people’s style choices regardless of the sartorial rules. Whether done i
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Meghan Markle may have broken royal protocol by getting political
The future royal wasn't afraid to bring up #MeToo and Time’s Up movements at here recent appearance.
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A 10-year-old drag kid, breast cancer survivors, plus more inclusive modeling moments at NYFW
For NYFW: Men's, Willy Chavarria, a queer Chicano designer, shook things up. His show featured an amputee model and a woman (in the men's show).
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Stars send powerful message by wearing white roses to the 2018 Grammys
For the 60th annual Grammy awards, celebrities are continuing to use their voices — and fashion — to promote the #TimesUp movement. On Sunday night, a number of attendees wore white roses, in one way or another, for an important reason.Following the Golden Globes blackout that kicked off awards season with a statement of solidarity, artists have found another way to express their unity around the cause of gender equality with a white rose. A group called Voices of Entertainment sent a statement