Arnold and Maria reunite for their daughter's Fashion's Night Out event
The duchess re-wears her purple sweater, scarf and black flats during a shopping trip
The Duchess of Cambridge arrives for a pre-wedding celebration in her green Diane von Furstenberg dress
Objective: Find a fabulous but not outrageously priced gift for the label-loving fashionista on your holiday list. This seemingly daunting task is no problem, with InStyle.com's seven stylish picks.
From a Hollywood film producer known for getting us hooked on the 'light saber' to top scientists, financiers and corporate CEOs, more of America's super rich are rising to a $600 billion challenge: Pledge at least 50% of your net worth to charity during your lifetime or at death.
Fashion models have often been accused of being beautiful, but plastic. On one block in the heart of Manhattan, they really are.
These key pieces will get you ready for the new season!
Fashion legend Diane von Furstenberg says there should be no censorship of images in magazines and advertising -- despite calls in some countries for legislation to label fashion photographs that have been digitally retouched.
CNN's Christiane Amanpour looks at a proposed French law to put labels on any images that are airbrushed or retouched.
Russian supermodel Natalia Vodianova's life has been a classic rags-to-riches fairytale, taking her from poverty in provincial Russia to a cosmopolitan life of wealth and aristocracy.
Open any fashion magazine and you're instantly bombarded with a collection of blindingly beautiful celebrities, bedazzled with shimmering jewels and perfectly coiffed "messy hair."
On the surface, the similarities are striking; they were both princesses born in the 1940s in a foreign land. Young and beautiful, the long-haired brunettes soon fell in love and followed their men to the United States where they built a reputation for steely determination and strength.
Coming up on CNN's Revealed in November -- the Belgian designer who built a fashion empire starting with a simple wrap dress.
"No matter what I do in life I think I will always be remembered as the wrap dress" -- (Diane von Furstenberg, CNN 2008)
A guitar signed by Rihanna and Justin Timberlake is also up for sale to benefit Stand Up to Cancer
The twin sisters are releasing a 272-page coffee-table book titled Influence
Before the crying, diaper changes and sleepless nights set in, a growing number of moms-to-be are spending their pregnancies in the lap of luxury. From belly "facials" to in-home massage therapy and private yoga sessions, women are indulging like it might be their last chance.
This week, it's maxi-dresses in Miami, and elsewhere, as we look at where trends are leading.
I spent the weekend in Miami Beach, not just for the sun and surf -- or the mojitos -- but for InStyle's fourth annual Inside InStyle event.
On a recent trip to Saks, I loaded up on a tomato-red Diane von Furstenberg dress and a pair of black wool Tory Burch pants - at deeply discounted prices. Turns out investors are starting to do the same with battered retail stocks, which have limped through one of the worst years in recent history and are now trading near historically low prices.
CNN profiles some of the top people in business on "In the Money," which airs Saturday at 1 p.m. ET and Sunday at 3 p.m. ET on CNN. Wine buying 101 • Play video Barilla • Play video Carlos Ghosn • Play video Under Armour • Play video Ice cream company CEO 'dishes' • Play video Cruises and your money • Play video Microsoft roundtable • Play video The rise of Diane Von Furstenberg • Play video J.W. Marriott • Play video
Fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg has worked hard to rebuild her brand over the past eight years.
A green ribbon a mile and a half long, twisting through the Manhattan sky? It sounds like the stuff of dreams, but Joshua David and Robert Hammond, founders of Friends of the High Line, are bringing this futuristic park and walkway to life.
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Designer phones are all the rage. Check out these high-end models.
More than 30 years since designing the dress that has been associated with her name ever since, Diane von Furstenberg is once again producing cutting edge clothes for the catwalk.
A mix of masculine and feminine, the elegance of a decade gone by and bright colors defined the wide array of looks in the first few days of New York Fashion Week.
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WARREN BUFFETT, 59, billionaire investor and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, on why the company has borSrowed $400 million and put the cash into Treasuries: ''The best time to buy assets may be whe...
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