From beyond the museum walls Monday, works of art will move and take shape as the glitterati of guests from Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman to Venus Williams will fashionably ascend the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s steps and exhibit their creative interpretations of this year’s dress code,

When “The Devil Wears Prada” was released in 2006 it had countless fans and easily appeased critics. The fashion industry however, needed further convincing. It’s a different story for the hotly anticipated sequel.

Law Roach and Zendaya knew it a decade ago. And now that truth continues to take root.

Fashion critic Robin Givhan explains what "The Devil Wears Prada" got right about the fashion industry and why the movie is a cultural phenomenon in an interview with NPR's Michel Martin.

The fashion world is all in on "The Devil Wears Prada 2." Did that compromise the plucky tone set by Lauren Weisberger's novel and its film adaptation 20 years ago?

Forget fashion week — the real trend forecasters are crunching numbers. Scientists say your closet isn’t just a collection of clothes — it’s part of a predictable cycle. And according to a new study, what you wore 20 years ago is likely heading ...

Is the American fashion industry making a conservative turn?Despite her modeling past, fashion-obsessed First Lady Melania Trump has not graced the cover of Vogue during President Trump’s tenure. And that’s not necessarily surprising– Anna Wintour,

NEW YORK -- From the dazzling to the daring, classics and couture, there is the unofficial awards before the awards, best dressed and worst. Joe Zee, fashion expert: Everybody's a fashion critic. So, it's no longer just the Joan Rivers, but it is everyone ...

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