Phillip Lim debuted at Fashion Week with a presentation of his Fall 2006 collection and then showed his Spring 2007 collection the following season on the runway. Since its beginning, the label's been praised for its cool and easy aesthetic. He marries easily the worlds of street style and ladylike elegance in continued collections of subtle femininity and wearable-chic. With a celebrity fan base Read more

With New York Fashion Week kicking off Feb. 9, there's certainly excitement in the air at the FabSugar headquarters. From which designers will bring it this season, to speculating which celebs will make the most front row appearances, to how we'll maximize our Winter wardrobes to complement a very frenzied show itinerary, we've been bitten by the "fashion month" bug. While there's still a little Read more

Sure, there are biggies like Diane von Furstenberg, Marc Jacobs, and Proenza Schouler — but this Fashion Week, we're equally excited to see what our new favorite up-and-comers are bringing to the table. From Misha Nonoo's laid-back luxe to the all-out sex-kitten silhouettes at Cushnie et Ochs, we're looking forward to lots of freshness in the coming weeks. Click through now to see five Read more

You've seen their work on the runways, in memorable collaborations, in a royal wedding, and on the red carpet. Now it's time to cast your vote for the year's best designer. This impressive bunch, which includes Karl Lagerfeld and Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci, have racked up major style points in 2011. In honor of their countless chic contributions, we've whipped up a quick refresher for you. Sarah Read more

Tibi is one of our favorite American contemporary lines, not least because designer Amy Smilovic always styles her collections — on the runway and in her lookbooks — in a way that has us coveting the entire look that very second. She has a knack for combining unexpected elements and colors that make an outfit look totally amazing. That's why we turned to her for tips on how to wear key Read more

Short, tight, sexy, edgy. That pretty much sums up Christophe Decarnin's wildly successful design mantra during his five-year stint as head designer for Balmain. His collections helped reinvent the Parisian fashion house, ushering in a period of glamorously sharp-edged dressing that was part rock 'n' roll, part futuristic, and all provocative. Regardless of the brand's success, WWD's report of Read more