There's a lot competing for attention, from over-the-top collars to oversize sleeve cuffs to the return of the divisive peplum.

From grunge and distressed denim to loose tailoring and baggy jeans, make a fashion statement this season with the trends designed to get you noticed.

The embrace of the seemingly nonsensical combination, worn with aplomb, is the best idea of the month; a takeaway you can actually replicate at home, whether you ever end up wearing any of these clothes or not. But the one-leg pant is just, well, a step too far.

From romantic bohemian blouses to sumptuous suedes and preppy barn jackets, these are the defining pieces of the season.

While fashion is, of course, subjective, there is something about fall that has millennials still reaching for tried-and-true fashion items that, unfortunately, scream 2016. And while olive green army jackets and faux suede thigh-high boots had their moment,

As fall rapidly approaches and the air is getting crisp, it is time to begin thinking about what to wear this fall to look and feel your best. There are numerous trends and shopping guides, yet they do not always correlate with comfort—especially for college students.

Below, Vogue breaks down five key beauty trends to know now, fresh from the SS25 runways in Paris.

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F ashion month has officially come to a close for the spring/summer 2025 season with the end of Paris Fashion Week—the last chapter in the four-city fashion month tour. This sea

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