FASHION

The 78-year-old actress has gathered a voluminous selection of her most celebrated, most treasured and most questionable looks in a new book, “Fashion First.”

Kamala Harris delivered her DNC acceptance speech in a navy Chloé pantsuit — and showed viewers she was confident, comfortable and commanding.

The Democratic convention was a sea of white as a symbol of support for Kamala Harris and women’s reproductive rights, as well as to honor the suffrage movement.

The Minnesota governor may have worn a suit to accept the VP nomination, but his vibe is camo and Carhartt.

Michelle Obama wowed the crowds at the Democratic National Convention in an edgy crisscrossed sleeveless two-piece suit by Monse.

Michelle Obama’s appearance was just one piece of a DNC convention that so far has centered fashion to a surprising degree.

Long, loose jorts — a portmanteau of jeans and shorts — are part of a rebellious fashion moment that prefers androgynous comfort to polished perfection.

The Harris-Walz camo hat is giving MAGA merch a run for its money, with its campaign store pulling in nearly $1 million on camo hat orders in one day.

The latest class of interns navigates the Hill and the heat.

Even in the fashion capital, the Opening Ceremonies displayed how people around the world have something interesting to say with clothes.

An A-line tweed shift dress by Tuckernuck has become a common sight on the streets of D.C., especially on Capitol Hill.

The vice president has spent the past several months subtly making changes to what she wears.

This summer, TikTok — and the streets of American cities — are filled with men who have made the $100 crochet polo a keystone of their hot weather wardrobe.

Rookie sensations Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are driving the WNBA’s rising popularity. Their fashion is among the vanguard of glamorous “tunnel” looks.

Ivanka Trump made a rare appearance with her father Donald at the Republican convention, wearing white, a favored color that projects a role as guardian, innocent and everywoman.

At the Sun Valley Conference, Allen & Co.’s annual summit of tech, finance, and media’s wealthiest and most powerful, something seems to have shifted in fashion.

No longer just a skin-care tool, the patches have become chic accessories — and a form of currency in lunchrooms and locker bays.

More and more, what fashion brands create are not products or ideas that tell consumers what to wear or buy. What are they even selling anymore?