As outdoor apparel scoops up more market share, field testing is becoming a more lucrative step in the product development process.

Like so many industries, the COVID-19 pandemic has put the nation's artisanal footwear trade at risk.

Elvie has plans to become the first-ever global women's health tech brand. But it has some taboos to shatter first.

The Vancouver-based demi-fine line has been around since 2011, yet it's still a blast of fresh air.

She considers this salad dressing to be like candy.

At luxury houses, shoes play an integral role in the artistic and commercial success of the company. But they're so much more for the people designing them.

A month ago, I pitched an essay about the "perfect" spring and summer wardrobe. That essay is a little different now.

The stylist to Billie Eilish, Diplo, Rosalía, Katy Perry and Christina Aguilera — and many more, if you can believe it — shares her clients' secret sartorial sauce.

What does it mean, chemically and psychologically, that some of us can lose interest in the same perfumes others can wear for a lifetime?

A new study out of Canada may have the answer, but it also may not be what you want to hear.

Drink up, you beautiful and capable but dehydrated bitches.

A primer on today's wonderfully wide, ever-growing world of secondhand.

Just days out from the designer's Fall 2020 presentation, we toured her team's homey, vintage-filled workspace.

Fuzzy jackets have trickled down from outdoor retailers to all corners of the fashion market. Where does a classic go from here?

Bonnie Cashin retired from design 35 years ago, but her legacy still dictates how women dress.

All that glitters is...sold?

Expect the unexpected during the next 10-plus months of this big, funky album cycle.

Up to 800 million jobs will be replaced by automation and artificial intelligence by 2030. Sinead Bovell is here to make sure we're prepared.

In 2019, Timothée Chalamet's Harness™ was just the beginning.

As one cultural theorist puts it, "It's almost more of a feeling than it is of a look."

The Toronto native left a 16-year run at J.Crew to relaunch Alex Mill, where easy-to-wear staples are the name of the game — and his calling card.

What began as a hand-sewn line of just three dresses is now an eponymous label fueling women to live their most truthful, compassionate lives in its clothes.

"Women have so many roles, one bag isn't enough."

The self-styled singer-songwriter turned to the '70s — by way of big-name labels and indie darlings — to outfit her "Ur So Beautiful" tour.