Maura Brannigan

Let's just say the Y2K-obsessed content creator knows her way around a flea market.

The glam-rock pop idol is taking over TikTok, one immaculate outfit reveal at a time.

Enter "bathscaping," the latest social media-born micro-trend to transform a daily activity into a hyper-stylized self-care ritual.

After 15 years at The Met, the collection's chief external relations officer is leaving her post. Here's how she got there — and what comes next.

What happens to all those elastic waistbands after pregnancy ends?

This season's collections teased a glittering return to semi-normalcy. The Delta variant has other plans.

Severe heat events are up to seven times more likely to occur between now and 2050. Textile engineers are doing something about it.

Today, the former Nasty Gal buyer has made it big off of her particular cocktail of quirky nostalgia.

Alpyn Beauty, a skin-care label made with botanicals grown in the Grand Teton wilderness, is trying.

Khakis are cool now. So, where does J.Crew fit in?

"I want people to be able to smell my cologne in a metaphorical sense. When you see me, I want you to totally identify my style."

Founder Sheena Sood has been at this since long before her sustainable "It" brand hit it big last year.

Eco-label Christy Dawn spent two years bringing 24 acres of depleted farmland back to life. Now, the brand is sharing the roadmap of how it did it.

Really, it never really left.

A new grassroots campaign is calling on lawmakers to make fashion a core part of the legislative agenda.

"I'm the type of person where, if you ask me in Starbucks where my shirt's from, I'll literally pull up the website for you. I'll tell you when I got it. I'll tell you how it fits."

Makeup artists, dermatologists and more cut through the noise to help determine what is — and maybe isn't — worth trying.

Are you a dresser-upper or a dresser-downer? Your answer might say a lot about what clothing could mean to you in the future.

I, for one, have no idea.

The indie-pop musician — and all-star thrifter — shares her very-Gen-Z formula to personal style. FYI: It all starts with beat-up Doc Martens.

From hides derived from fruit to fabrics grown in labs, there have never been more options for shoppers and retailers alike in search of more sustainable solutions.

Shoes have been a prime target for circular innovation in the last few years. But so far, the movement hasn't been scaleable.

No follower count is too small to drop a line of tees with your face on it. But for creators, that's not always what moves the needle.

More thought-leaders than tastemakers, "genuinfluencers" are less interested in promoting products than they are in spreading ideas.