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All eyes were on Prince William and the new Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, as the two tied the knot this morning in London. Kate wore a lace gown designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen and a Cartier tiara given to her by the Queen. She accessorized with diamond earrings designed by Robinson Pelham, inspired by the Middleton family’s new coat of arms.

Not everything that claims to be vegan or environmental is indeed so. Fashion today must be even more responsible, as demonstrated in this video.

Harriet Mays Powell, fashion director of New York Magazine, talks about enjoying fashion and the increasing accessibility of high-end design.

Showcasing three different ways to wear 3 different scarves like celebrities.

Stop trying to force your body into clothing that is either too large, too small, too loose or too tight - celebrate and flatter your natural body shape by buying clothes that are the right size for you. Find out why and how!

In this edition of You've Got, Jillian Michaels, America's toughest trainer talks about bad dress options at the gym.

Perfect your vampire style with this Gothic fashion guide.

Based on her personality, there are several ways one could go with her bridal look. Here are 6 options...

With the launch of Christina Aguilera's new film, we take a look at the style icon who made burlesque so popular.

Pat Breese, owner of Images by Pat, shows you how to win the swim suit competition in a beauty pageant.

Robbie Myers talks about Elle's personal style issue for November, she talks on their decision to go back to models instead of celebrities and how this issue is focused on helping you figure out what you want to wear.

Sportswear has become a fashion trend of its own among celebrities, but it looks like some don't know how to wear it.

From designer classics to trendy must-haves, you can find great fashion online, if you know where to look. Fashion gurus Jennifer Goodkind and Jayne Chase show you how to shop online for fashion.

Few people know that bikinis get their name from the hydrogen bomb testing that was conducted at Bikini Atoll in the South Pacific. Swimsuits that revealed any part of the torso was considered indecent at one point, even on men. However, among some ancient people, like the Minoans and Sicilians, two-piece bathing suits similar to bikinis were fairly common. Nearly three-quarters of the market for swimsuits is made up of women's swimsuits.