Preparing your closet for its annual spring style transition can be a nightmare. Sure, winter might’ve loosened its icy grip ...

"Milla Jovovich explains how the idea for her most daring look in Luc Besson’s ‘The Fifth Element’ came about: “I couldn’t be naked.” ...

Milla Jovovich joins GQ as she revisits some of the most iconic characters from her career so far: from her breakout role as ...

Casey Chong on the best Milla Jovovich movies outside of Resident Evil… Milla Jovovich got her start as a fashion model who ...

Jessica Alba gave winter white a boudoir twist as she stepped out at Paris Fashion Week. The Honest Company founder–who ...

Chitose Abe's latest collection for Sacai is a masterful evolution of her signature hybridization, where garments aren't just ...

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Desert X launched its fifth edition on Saturday, bringing together a diverse group of artists from around the world. The event showcases 11 thought-provoking installations that explore themes of ...

Milla Jovovich said her hair came out in clumps when she kept dying for her role in ‘The Fifth Element’ (Getty Images / Columbia Pictures) However, Jovovich said that the filming of her scenes ...

Milla Jovovich’s look in The Fifth Element is nothing short of iconic. But according to the actress, her character’s distinctive — and much replicated — hair style came at a price.

Take Saks Fifth Avenue’s new concept, for example. The Fifth Avenue Club, a personal shopping and styling service, has opened at 21 luxury resorts across the country, including, most recently ...