Heirloom pieces like diamond studs and tennis bracelets stand the test of time, but that's not to say that jewelry isn't as susceptible to the shifting trend landscape as fashion and aeccssories. Now that spring is finally in the air, we called on jewelry authorities to fill us in on what to pair with our tribal prints and All-American dungarees, and what to put away for the season. read more

While Part 1 of our Oscar Trends mini-series focused on color choice, this version concentrates on styles and silhouettes, from the feminine but futuristic styles worn by Amanda Seyfried and Jennifer Lopez to the backward-glancing looks by fashionistas Sarah Jessica Parker and Nicole Richie. read more

Of all the fashion capitals, London produces the most daring fashion. So naturally, the trends that come off the London Fashion Week runways are usually the most progressive of the season. read more

It might be a familiar refrain, but blue was the new black on Oscar night, with star after dazzling star parading down the red carpet in gowns that of the darkest navy (Kristen Stewart) to major brights (Mo’Nique). Other trends on the color wheel: blush, scarlet, purple and gold. read more

Now that we've had a chance to digest the New York Fall 2010 Fashion Week that was, we present the top five trends worth paying attention to—and how to work them right now. Our biggest takeaway from the week: rather than trying to wow with elaborate creations, designers instead focused on presenting functional clothing that their customers could actually wear. read more

Fashion insiders tell us what to keep and what to toss. read more

At Fashion Week, the chic set stays warm in leather leggings and lots of fur. read more

New York Fall Fashion Week kicked off countless trends that look at stylish on your home as they do on your person. read more

­You know what they say: Fashions come and go, but style is forever. Well, these three trends, plucked from the runways of the fall collections, which designers showed in New York City this past week, are definitely that—trends. They’re fun for sprucing up your look—on your person or in your house—but don’t go overboard. read more

As we begin to contemplate transitioning our closets from winter to spring, we look back on last year's warm-weather wardrobe and wonder what should stay and what should go (to make room for more, of naturally). To get ourselves on the right track, we asked seven fashion insiders to fill us in on what to reach for and what to retire. Read on for our first in a new feature on Ins and Outs in all sorts of style-centric categories. read more