Friends of “Live In The D” talk about the fads they follow

Expert offers her take on what’s trending this season.

Bedazzle your body with these “temporary” trends.

The winter weather calls for much more than a warm coat. A nice winter hat is also a necessity. Local 4 Style Editor, Jon Jordan, joined Tati Amare on “Live in the D” to discuss how to find the right hat style for you.

When you think winter, you might be thinking sweater weather. However, boots are just as important for the cold weather.

A trend from the late 90s and early 2000s is making a return. Jon Jordan, Local 4 Style Editor, joined Tati Amare on “Live in the D” to talk all things cargo.

Millions of people across the world are focused on the royal family with the passing of the Queen. We’ve learned more of how she and the royals have shaped history during her reign, and one way they actually impacted the world is through their fashion. Local 4 Style Editor Jon Jordan joined Tati Amare on “Live in the D” to discuss their influence on style that you may have in your closet right now.

The Vote 4 The Best contest is heating up, with just the weekend to go before votes are tallied. Your favorite local businesses need your help to finish strong!

Model Bella Hadid's different way of wearing this product has inspired the new trend.

At the end of each year, Google releases a list of the most popular search terms by country for that year.

More people will be welcoming friends and family into their homes for the holidays, which means a lot of foot traffic.

There is a new trend sweeping the nation, and if you’ve never owned a pair, you probably just don’t get it yet.

If you know about Bourbon Street steak, or an Oreo shake, then you know about Walker Haye’s new song, “Fancy Like.”

More women are deciding to go gray instead of dying their hair.

Jon Jordan is helping you style your home

DETROIT – There is a new and emerging trend at local gun shops and ranges. More women seem to be arming themselves and learning how to use those weapons for protection. What’s the story behind the trend? Local 4 reporter Paula Tutman has been doing some digging. You can watch her full report in the video player above.

Cases, deaths slowingGrowth in cases started to slow about three weeks ago, and has continued to plateau, while deaths are now starting to slow. Testing spikesMeanwhile, testing has more than doubled in recent weeks, and the positive rate continues to drop. The state is now 16th in testing rate, which is up from 24th just three weeks ago. Hospitalizations show steady declineTracking data in the last month, hospitalizations, specifically critical care patients, have showed a steady decline. As of May 15, only 5.68% of active COVID-19 cases were hospitalized in Michigan, down from nearly 18% on April 12.