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With summer’s biggest blockbusters come Hollywood’s sloppiest stars.

Jimi’s rarely seen sketches appear on T-shirts, hoodies

The red carpet is generally a place where celebrities dazzle in a blinding pop of paparazzi bulbs and beaded gowns.

In fashion, there are two major seasons: spring and fall.

In Spain last year, models whose body mass index fell below 18 were banned from the runways at Madrid fashion week, and in London this season, catwalkers younger than 16 may not get to strut their stuff either.

Members of the Los Angeles fashion community converged on the Standard Hotel in West Hollywood last night to find out (as Heidi Klum might say) “who’s in and who’s out” of the running for the third annual L.A.

Shoes have it. Jeans have it.

Tom Cruise hit the dance floor and carbs hit the buffet tables. But the Vanity Fair party has nothing to worry about.

Perhaps because of the years “Hairspray” costume designer Rita Ryack spent creating wardrobes for Broadway musicals, she approached her latest project like a choral director — a food-obsessed one.

Opening Day at Del Mar delivers flocks of outrageous chapeaus.

Alpha in West Hollywood has some gift ideas for L.A.’s new soccer star.

A deep tan and a little pug? Could that be the future of Proenza Schouler?

It’s the bag that lived up to its name.

Fourteen limited-edition designs — only 100 of each nationwide — will be released Saturday morning.

What could be a better birthday present for President Bush than to stamp images of all his favorite things on a shirt that just screams, “Vacation!”

There was the summer of Keds, the summer of Supergas, the summer of velcro Reebok high-tops, and in Paris this is the summer of the Bensimon.

I’m in Paris for the couture shows, the biggest of which is the Dior extravaganza on Monday night at Versailles to celebrate 60 years of the house.

Where to find versatile, good-looking hats that block the sun’s damaging rays.

Customers line up to snag the designer’s canvas shopping bag.

You remember those playground squabbles over who got to be Optimus Prime in a recess reenactment of “Transformers?”

The sunset sky was the perfect shade of Yves Saint Laurent violet as guests sat down poolside at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Thursday night for a chic fundraiser sponsored by the French fashion house for Center Dance Arts.

Paris Hilton’s detour to the house of many doors may have put a crimp in her celebutante lifestyle, but it’s proved an irresistible marketing opportunity.

Weeks after the entertainment industry landed on the shores of Cannes, two fashion companies based in the south of France opened the doors to their first West Coast boutiques, here in Los Angeles.

Elie Tahari is in love. No, not with himself, like other fashion designers.

When Americans discovered the vitamin supplement Berocca, it was strictly de rigueur for a certain young jet-setting crowd.