From the Big Four to special accolades, this year's lineup of fashion innovators is simply star-studded.
A decade after leaving engineering behind, the Trinidad-born designer has landed a New York Fashion Week debut, a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund nomination, and Michelle Obama.
The Minnesota roommates turned design partners on pandemic timing, genderless design, and dressing everyone from small-town brides to Ariana Grande.
From the pre-medical track to the launch of a childrenswear line, the Kazakhstan-born designer has hit the sweet spot in New York.
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With her children grown and a new creative vision taking shape, Angelina Jolie is embracing a life guided by art, purpose, and the freedom to explore what comes next.
The brand's first muse ambassador reimagines the cult Pocket Blush in three shimmery shades, alongside a new lip tint, a butterfly charm, and a carabiner.
Rooted in her Dominican heritage and built through years of experience at some of New York’s leading labels, Dwarmis creates clothes made to move through every part of a woman’s day.
Drawing from mythology, film, art, and identity, the designer creates clothing that gives its wearer a commanding sense of presence.
Juju Vera incorporates ancient references into jewelry that feels utterly of the moment.
