A model turned designer moment rooted in memory, movement, and the quiet confidence of classic denim.

Hilary Duff is back — and she’s not chasing nostalgia. With her new single “Mature,” the pop icon steps confidently into her next chapter, reflecting on growth, love, and life beyond the spotlight. Nearly a decade since her last album, Duff reminds fans that evolution is the ultimate comeback. “Mature” isn’t just a song — it’s a statement: that pop girls can grow, glow, and still make the world sing along.

Private Policy’s Spring/Summer 2026 runway at New York Fashion Week marked a new era under Haoran Li’s solo direction. The collection leaned into denim reinvention, lightweight bomber jackets with padded shoulders, and polished workwear silhouettes that carried subtle drama. Eveningwear emerged as a highlight—cocktail dresses cut in fluid fabrics, styled with nylon tights, lace socks, and satin bows—proving Private Policy’s ability to merge streetwise sensibility with red-carpet elegance. Backstage beauty amplified the vision: MAC’s Terry Barber painted powder-blue eyeshadow on porcelain skin, while Unite Haircare’s Narad Kutowaroo sculpted sleek side-parts that framed faces with precision. This season reaffirmed Private Policy’s place as a brand that bridges function and fantasy, modern streetwear and timeless evening glamour.

Jordyn Woods is stepping into her mogul era. With the launch of Woods by Jordyn, the model and influencer has expanded her vision into a full fashion brand, offering shoes, bags, and jewelry designed with inclusivity and intention. More than a collection, this is a statement: fall fashion is about empowerment, individuality, and celebrating every body.

Miss Sixty’s Fall 2025 campaign isn’t just referencing the 2000s—it’s reclaiming them. From sultry flash-lit denim to exaggerated silhouettes and unapologetic blonde ambition, the brand taps into fashion’s rebellious side with era-bending precision. The result? A visual love letter to late-night dressing and editorial chaos, made for girls who treat getting ready like performance art.

Marc Jacobs eschews understatement. For AW25, he delivered a 19-look capsule of maximalist fantasy—loud, proud, and lavish—with each piece screaming statement over restraint.

Before there were wristbands and livestreams, before PR interns typed furiously into iPads, there were the Tents.

Whose mic is on at the next Fendi afterparty? Fashion loves a rap girl… until it doesn’t.

Miu Miu has always been Prada’s wilder little sister — but she grew up chic, subversive, and couture-coded. From slinky satin and micro minis to cult collaborations and a new beauty expansion, the brand has stayed ahead by dressing girls who know the rules—and break them with purpose. Intern #7 traces Miu Miu’s rise from a ’90s fashion experiment to a full-blown identity.

Poster Girl didn’t just reimagine latex — they made it emotional. From viral campaigns and a Kylie Jenner co-sign to runway looks made for It Girls and unapologetic curves, the brand has redefined confidence one bodycon dress at a time. Intern #7 breaks it all down, without smudging her gloss.

Before the It Girls were styling The Row, they were walking tall in rhinestone catsuits and Baby Phat fragrance. From Bryant Park to music videos, Kimora Lee Simmons built more than a brand — she gave girls a movement. Intern #7 reflects on the legacy of Baby Phat: the fashion shows that made history, the scents that lived in denim pockets, and the cat that still purrs with power.

Missing in Action: The Sister Lines That Left Us Gasping for Air and Deals

Before quiet luxury became the mood, Chrome Hearts had the girls in a silver-plated chokehold. From Britney to Paris, tap into our HOMMEHEART Archive deep dive on fashion’s favorite rock ‘n’ roll house of leather and lore.

Intern #7 reports from the front row of TikTok’s softest comeback — featuring a $50 blush, an acoustic guitar, and more emotional range than your ex.

She walked so the girls on Pop Crave could run in kitten heels.

Addison Rae enters her era — and The Box.