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Keke Palmer, Chlöe and Halle Bailey and more stars turned the red carpet into a monochromatic runway of feathers, appliqués and sharp cutouts.

She is nominated in the Entertainer of the Year category.

The pair brought contemporary and couture drama to the red carpet on Saturday.

The actress and comedian took home the award for Outstanding Character Voice Performance - Motion Picture for her role in "Zootopia 2."

She paired the extravagant heels with a little black dress.

Massimo Giorgetti takes energy and inspiration from the art world, the stylish women who orbit it — and paintings of cats.

Adrian Appiolaza indulged memories of his childhood home, from churros to Evita, with the brand's signature ironic chic.

Ascher most recently worked as the senior vice president and general manager of the company's luxury brand portfolio for North America.

The designer presented his debut runway collection for the brand on Friday during Milan Fashion Week.

The actress wore a look by Epuzer.

The collection includes two pairs of boots and a mule.

Jen Atkin talks to WWD about this awards season's leading 'dos, her Capital One Venture X Business partnership, and the new Mane Hair Mask.

David Koma turned up the drama with a seductive collection filled with different takes on the house’s signature rose.

Ahead of its fourth quarter earnings report next week, analysts expect On's Americas business to continue to experience tariff headwinds.

The transporting presentation evoked memories of exotic places, and also Yves Saint Laurent's "Ballets Russes" collection.

Ahead of a New York run in April, Leo Holder is carrying the flame to restore his father’s groundbreaking designs, blending artistic DNA with modern materials.

The Air Max 270 Premium is already selling out quickly.

ResearchAndMarket says sneaker market's projected compound annual growth rate is 5.6 percent to $126.15 billion by 2033 from $81.45 billion in 2025.

The actress sat in the front row.

Models came down the runway, often two-by-two, and with a spring in their step, dressed as hipsters, preppies and country squires in a collection that dug deep into the Emporio Armani DNA.