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• Anna Sui, New York Fashion’s International Indie Icon

  Sui is one of fashion’s true originals, a pragmatic iconoclast who has stayed independent.

• Spring 2016 Men’s Wear Trends From Tokyo Fashion Week

  Playful proportions, allover floral prints, strong graphic designs and utility references are some of the men’s wear trends that emerged.

• Moda Operandi’s Top 5 Bestselling Dresses

  The nearly $6,000 pastel pink Carolina Herrera sheer button-front dress was the top-selling spring look on Moda Operandi.

• Elie Tahari’s Digital Digs

  Elie Tahari renovated his digital flagship, opening up more space to present the brand to new customers and cater more to international shoppers.

• Where Will Malia Obama Go to College? Prospective Schools Ranked

  WWD has broken down the ranking and fashion sensibility for each of her reported prospective colleges.

• Men’s Spring Trend: Monochromatic White

  Men’s wear is going clinical for spring, with white–on–white minimalism updated via utility elements, innovative layering and translucent technical fabrics.

• Fashion Report Card: Democratic Candidates Look Dozy, Sia Hides

  Are the male democratic candidates doing their sartorial duty? In the wise word(s) of their female cohort: “No.”

• Bridget Foley’s Diary: Reality Gets Real

  On Thursday night, Michael Kors chaired the God’s Love We Deliver Golden Heart Awards with Anna Wintour, a celebratory event that raised a boatload of money for a great cause.

• Renzo Rosso’s Risky Hire of John Galliano Pays Off

  Renzo Rosso rescued John Galliano from fashion limbo and installed him at the creative helm of Maison Margiela last year.