The magazine launched in 2003, targeted at “an audience of sophisticated young women who wanted to see fashion,” according to then-editor Amy Astley.

Maha Abdual Rasheed, who dresses celebs like Amal Clooney, Emma Roberts and Priyanka Chopra, is breaking the stereotypes behind Islamic fashion — Read her interview with Us Weekly!

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For his fall 2017 Vetements men's wear show at Paris Fashion Week, the designer Demna Gvasalia played with the intrinsic link between fashion and identity; appearances and stereotypes. It began ...

Hungarian Roma fashion designer Erika Varga says her label is about stitching together cultural traditions and snipping through stereotypes as much as it's about dressmaking. "Fashion is a branch ...