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Heron Preston collaborates with Gap on $500 sweatsuit set
Multi-hyphenate artist Heron Preston is joining forces with Gap on a sweatshirt and sweatpant set as part of the retailer's #DoYouGap campaign, which centers on the themes of individuality and style.

MAC'S HOLIDAY COLLECTION IS EVERYTHING WE COULD'VE EVER DREAMED OF AND MORE

We might be months away from bonafide holiday season, but MAC is giving beauty junkies a (very, very good) reason to get a head start on wish lists with its forthcoming holiday collection,

REASONS WHY YOU WILL PROBABLY, DEFINITELY WEAR PINK NEXT SPRING

Just when we thought the color pink was already ubiquitous in the fashion branding world, this past fashion month has solidified its continued omnipresence through spring 2017.

New Liquid Lipsticks We're Loving Right Now

If the '90s were known for perpetuating a frosty sheen on lips and the '00s for blindingly shiny, sticky gloss, gloss and more gloss, then the '10s (or whatever you call this decade) will go down in history as the renaissance of matte lipstick, preferably in liquid form

The Fuzzy Gray Coat Karina Wants to Wear Throughout Fall

When I previewed Madewell's collaboration with Parisian label Sézane, my eyes instantly fell upon this heather gray coat. Joyce Lee, Madewell's head of design, was standing next to me as I felt the wool lapel (even softer than I imagined) and upon her suggestion, I tried it on. Put simply, it felt like walking around enveloped in a stylish hug. It was just the best.

Is Louis Vuitton's New 'It' Bag a Phone Case?

When Nicolas Ghesquière sent his first look down the runway for Louis Vuitton's spring 2016 collection on the final day of Paris Fashion Week, the designer presented a brand new phone case that could very well rival the next "It" bag of the season.

Is This Laverne Cox's Best Magazine Cover Yet?

Back in 2014, Laverne Cox made history when she became the first transgender person to appear on the cover of Time magazine. And while it's hard to top that kind of barrier-breaking editorial — and Cox has fronted many other glossies before and since