It’s not difficult to picture the ideal Renaissance woman: her feminine curves draped across a chaise, a delicate blush splashed across porcelain skin and long, free-flowing curls trailing behind her.

This spring, embrace frill-forward bottoms with impunity—just like your great-great-great-great-grandmother told you.

Paris has spoken and fashion’s final authority has laid down the law: This fall it’s all about power shoulders, enveloping ...

The kids lineup for his ripped, overwashed jeans and Y2K-era bags ... Ironically, Sanchez’s suit was Alexander McQueen. “At long last,” Fry joked, “we were back: women once again equaled ...

TV personality and fashion designer Kimora Lee Simons was a staple of the early 2000s. Signed to Chanel as a runway model in ...

Fashion is cyclical, and the aughts are back. As much as we love to see it, there are some things from the 2000s that we ...

Fendi is 100 years old, but for many women, the brand really seized their ... The first thwack of desire came through Sex and the City, the Y2K sensation that acknowledged boyfriends fade, but ...

but for many women, the brand really seized their brains in 2000, when a one-two punch of pop culture turned the storied Italian luxury house into a vehicle for modern dream girls. The first thwack of ...

The cityscape just behind the Hollywood sign keeps the early to mid 20th century alive, thriving and center stage.

The 1990s heavily referenced the 1970s, exemplified best by Tom Ford’s Gucci leisure suits and Halston-inspired column dresses. And the Y2K penchant ... The appeal for women’s lib is readily ...

Supported by By Alexa BrazilianTahirah HairstonJameson MontgomeryMegan O’SullivanEmilia Petrarca and Kin Woo After debating the most impactful women ... tweed suits and the two-toned slingback ...

New York Fashion Week is truly a visual extravaganza, drawing fashion lovers together to behold stunning styles that redefine ...