• Matthew Schneier

Tamara Mellon’s new label could be a game changer for luxury fashion.

• Melissa Singer

A sneak peek at what you will be wearing (or ignoring) in 2017.

• Melissa Singer

The first-lady-in-waiting has fuelled further speculation about her inauguration gown.

• Melissa Singer

Luxury brand Hermes is taking on a small chain of Melbourne boutiques for selling what the French fashion house claims are fake bracelets.

• Melissa Singer

A new crop of artisan designers is taking back the power from big brands, thanks to social media.

• Jenna Clarke

MO in glomesh, George's pyjamas, pussy bows and more mons pubis than you can poke a stick at – here are 2016's game-changing fashion moments.

• Robin Givhan

The year in fashion was one in which women made news, for better and for worse, for what they designed, what they wore and what it all said about the role of attire in the broader culture.

• Laura Craik

Every time an older woman gets more airtime in the fashion industry, an older woman in the real world smiles

• Clare Press

It's the holidays. That means sharing pics of your perfectly art-directed, ethically sound beach style on social media. Or maybe just regram these…

A former employee from a store in California has reportedly made claims of racism in a lawsuit after he was fired.

• Melissa Singer

'Tis the season to be saving a bundle by judicious sale shopping.

• Melissa Singer

There are great bargains for all seasons lurking among summer deals: let your inner voice guide you.

• Melissa Singer

Stay hydrated, make a list and pack your own loo paper. Really.

• Jenna Clarke

If there's something Australians love doing more than pirating Game of Thrones, it's shopping the annual Boxing Day sales.

• Melissa Singer

A rundown of the must-have styles for summer.

• Nicole Economos

The model has highlighted an all too real struggle for plus-sized women in real life: the "one size fits all" bathrobes provided by hotels, gyms and spas.

• Clare Press

"Look I don't want to sound Grinch-y, but there will be no presents under my tree this year," says Eco Warrior Princess blogger Jennifer Nini.

• Melissa Singer

The year 2016 has given us plenty of memorable fashion moments. But before we round the corner into 2017, let's look back at the fashion trends of 2016 we hope will die over the summer.

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• Jenna Clarke

Cool your jets Melburnians, when it comes to fashion coups Sydney did it first in 1948, before Mike Baird turned the city into a kindergarten.

• Jenna Clarke

"I've never been much of a beach girl."