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While many of the looks successfully grabbed our attention, here are our picks for the best-dressed celebrities on the Grammys red carpet.
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Steve Lacy was an image in peach as he strutted onto the stage at The Fillmore on Friday night in a denim suit and shiny Gucci oxfords.
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The theme of 2019 — “Camp: Notes on Fashion” — made way for an especially extravagant red carpet, featuring bold, drag-inspired looks …
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The beginning of the fall semester not only signifies a time to catch up on your studies and with your friends but also signifies a time to explore the latest fashion trends of the season.
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The sun is blazing and our toes are toasting. Time for that fateful flip-flop tan to make its yearly appearance once again.
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The theme for Monday night’s Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Benefit was “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination.”
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Internship application season may be coming to a close, but fear not! There are still spots left for some of these fantastic opportunities.
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Move over Jack Dawson — Rose has found a new man, and his name is Liam Hemsworth! Channeling her inner Miranda Priestly, Oscar winner Kate Winslet delivers a mesmerizing performance as Myrtle ‘Tilly’ Dunnage, a fierce fashionista who returns to her Australian hometown to care for her equally fierce mother
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To Mr. James Franco, We always knew that you would do it. You always knew that you would do it. Really, it was only a matter of time before you set your sights on Faulkner, and to be quite honest, we’re glad that you did. It’s high time another piece
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(Givenchy, Balenciaga) Ruffles and Frills: At Nicolas Ghesquiere’s final collection for Balenciaga this spring, architectural ruffles were everywhere from hemlines to sleeves. His structural designs in black, white and gray countered any audience’s stereotypical conceptions of frills as twee and girly. Although such dramatic frills may not be manageable for
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