Diana Pearl

Revisit iconic prom dresses worn on-screen by actresses in 'Carrie' and 'Pretty in Pink' and on 'Gilmore Girls' and 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' for inspiration or pure nostalgia during prom season.

Influencers know their audiences want dupes. Fashion brands hate when they share them. This tension speaks to the shifting dynamics in today’s creator economy.

Chief executive Hillary Super spoke to BoF about how she brought the brand back from cultural irrelevance through refocusing on its core identity — a move it’s marking by updating its stock ticker from VSCO to VSXY.

Donald Trump is hardly the first person to go from Hollywood to public office. From Dwayne Johnson to Clay Aiken to Arnold Schwarzenegger, see the celebrities who have talked about running for office, and the ones who actually got elected

Legacy titles and digital upstarts alike are flailing at a time when influencers are more powerful than ever. Refinery29 is the latest publication betting that joining forces will help them both succeed in the future.

Cabourn is best remembered for his takes on workwear and military-inspired design.

Ultra-fast-fashion e-tailer Cider is generating mid-nine figures in annual sales without attracting the same sort of public ire as competitors. Next up? Translating online success to brick and mortar.

Six years after going viral during the pandemic, the New York-based brand is generating profitable double-digit sales growth, rolling out a series of collaborations — the latest with Williams-Sonoma — and expanding its retail footprint.

The couple also wore custom shoes by Christian Louboutin at their Madison Square Garden ceremony.

More fashion brands are opening stores and staging events in upscale US summer destinations from Nantucket to Newport, hoping to replicate the retail magic they’ve conjured out east as rich Americans continue to spend.