• Kim Bhasin

Forget for a minute that Donald Trump is president. Remember, back during the campaign, all that chatter about how powerful women should look?

• Amy Croffey

The daughter of actor Johnny Depp and French singer Vanessa Paradis wore a dusky pink gown with ruffled sleeves and skirt and a buttoned-up, belted corset.

• Susan Miller

The model spoke out to "break the taboo" and voice disapproval of genital reassignment surgery on children.

• Erin Munro

Street Seen: Spotted on the streets of Balaclava

​Amazingly for a label founded in 1946 and so steeped in the sweetest of feminine details that it sometimes seems as if it's the fashion equivalent of marzipan, it has taken Dior almost 70 years to get around to appointing a woman as its creative director.

• Amy Croffey

Julie Snook will wear what she damn pleases and not even Amber Sherlock will tell her otherwise.

• Jenna Clarke

With her choice of relatively unknown designer, Mrs Trump has already achieved more in public office than her husband.

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• Jenna Clarke

There are two things Melania Trump does well: dress and emulate former First Ladies. On Inauguration Day she did both.

• Mary Ward

Miss Universe Australia Caris Tiivel is fronting up to the competition in a dress inspired by the Great Barrier reef, complete with anemone headpiece.

• Georgie Gordon

Tash Oakley has become the the quintessential Aussie beach babe, building her grassroot A Bikini a Day project into an empire.

• Mary Ward

The president-elect laid into the designer, amid speculation his wife will be dressed by Ralph Lauren for Friday's Inauguration.

• Melissa Singer

The first days of the Australian Open have already produced some fashion winners -- and a few double faults.

• Melissa Singer

After several years of neon, fashions at the Australian Open are less colourful - but equally bold.

• Emily Heil

A Washington-based hairstylist says the president-elect's second wife tried to get out of paying her to style her tresses.

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• Alyssa Rosenberg

Presidential spouses are some of the most-scrutinised women on the planet.

• Melissa Singer

Stars in the ascendance.

• Melissa Singer

A heavenly motif is flying sky-high in popularity.

• Melissa Singer

As far as red carpet trends go, this month's Golden Globes delivered on several fronts.

• Erin Munro

Op shops are the best.

• Bee Shapiro

Natalie Portman approaches clothes the way she does her roles: She is impeccably prepared for the occasion, yet like a true movie star, she is still very much "Natalie Portman."