Every spring, one fashion quote resurfaces. It's "Florals for spring? Groundbreaking," Miranda Priestley's famously dry retort from The Devil Wears Prada. But there are still new ways to wear florals ...

Ever since the OG Devil Wears Prada movie came out in 2006, I’ve been afraid to wear florals in the spring. I could practically hear Miranda Priestly’s voice dragging me. “Groundbreaking,” she’d purr ...

There were flowers everywhere: Affixed to the brooch of one model, cascading down the shoulders of another. They came in the form of tulip-root-shaped dresses, silk cyclamen ear muffs, velvet etching, ...

It’s a throwaway line so severe that it’s been seared in our collective memories, but from the moment Miranda Priestly admonished one of her editorial staff for suggesting covering florals for spring, ...

From cruise collections to red carpets, flower details and 3D florals, in particular, are having a moment.

Flower nail designs remain a go-to for many, especially in spring. (We know, we know—how groundbreaking). But just because ...