Zac Posen

Wondering what looks and styles will transfer from the Fashion Week runways to the mall this autumn? We got the inside scoop from fashion directors at Macy's, J.C. Penney, Banana Republic and Forever 21.

On Thursday night, New York City will transform into one big after-hours shopping party for Fashion's Night Out, a whirlwind of festive, quirky store events to kick off New York Fashion Week. But it's not all high-end specialty stores -- mass retailers are increasingly using FNO to assert their own fashion bona fides.

Forget the down-at-its-heels economy, women are still head-over-heels for outlandish designer shoes. Many are willing to spend up to $4,000 for oh-so-fabulous footwear. The crazier, the scarier, the stranger, the better. Take a look.

"Cheap chic" may be a common phrase these days, but the concept still manages to excite with retailers and designers increasingly coming up with new ways to bring their personal style to the masses. So for every shopper with big ticket taste and a budget that's quite the opposite, here's a look at...

Target has put out many great collections on its way to becoming the cheap-chic mothership, but few have ever been as high-concept, highly anticipated and perfectly timed as the one that drops Sunday: Zac Posen for Target. As a longtime chronicler of the retailer's forays into fashion, I think this...

Your local Target store could look pretty different by April, when the first stores get their makeovers in a $1 billion remodeling program. Expect changes in the beauty, home, electronics and shoe departments. Fashion from Jean Paul Gaultier and cookware from Giada de Laurentiis are on tap.