As the fashion world incorporates environmental and other ethical concerns into brand identity, sustainability is becoming the new normal. In other words, eco-chic is going mainstream.

Exhaustion is simply par for the Pampers ridden course. How to reclaim one's moxie? The mommy field trip: a weekend getaway sans children. My vision of Zen is a sunny and glamorous spot where I can rest my mind, energize my body and rejuvenate my complexion.

A few days ago, Chilean-born fashion designer Maria Cornejo had the best meal of her life: homemade gnocchi, made by her husband, photographer Mark Bo...

"In America fashion is based on reality. People actually wear clothes. I think French or Japanese fashion can be a lot more intellectual but in a tortured way."

This past Saturday I bought my first Zero + Maria Cornejo dress (at left, in a blurry picture taken to show my mom), on Sunday I wore it, so by Monday...

Designer Maria Cornejo had an interesting response to if she'd rather dress Michelle Obama or First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy at the New Yorker Festiva...

Michelle Obama spent Friday grocery shopping with Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack in North Philadelphia. She then dropp...

Formerly a fashion editor's best kept secret, Maria Cornejo entered the mainstream spotlight when Michelle Obama embraced Zero+Maria Cornejo as one of...

This show was a return to Herrera at its best: colorful expressions of joie de vivre for both day and night dressing, with just enough of that highbrow attitude that comes with the esteemed label.

Designer Maria Cornejo seems to have her sartorial priorities straight, telling WWD that she's learned customers like things to be wearable and comfor...

Always energetic, often to the point of frenetic nervousness, Karan is described by those who know her best as "passionate," "wild," "insane" and, at ...

For designer Maria Cornejo -- headstrong, fiercely independent, brilliant, beautiful -- not belonging has made her stronger.

"I'm an exception," Cornejo said with a laugh. "I'm not big on choices." Apparently, the First Lady is. So much so that she still doesn't clue in d...