Maura Brannigan

Social media wants to sell us all on cold plunge tanks, infrared sauna blankets and compression boots. Is anyone actually buying?

These tweens are set to have the biggest spending power in history. Here's how brands can start preparing for their rise in a changing world.

What started with a cold-email to Jil Sander at age 15 has since blossomed into a career as one of New York City's most in-demand fashion publicists.

Meet Gen-X Soft Club, a "grungier, touch-grass take" on Y2K-era minimalism.

Here's everything you need to know about shopping for high-quality, affordable knitwear right now.

Including, yes, the fated popcorn shirt.

Keith Nielsen's work swaps red and green for a more subtle — and elevated — depiction of the seasonal spirit.

Some goodies for them, some for baby.

Here's how Repreve transforms post-consumer waste into performance fiber for brands you know and love.

The designer and podcaster launched "The Cutting Room Floor" as a creative and emotional outlet. Now five years in, she's rewritten what it means to talk about fashion.

We consulted five of the industry's favorite newsletter authors to answer just that.

This category that grew to feel stuffy, yet still omnipresent at retail is transforming.

The tired khakis of yesteryear are getting a makeover. With an unprecedented number of women taking to the sport, the timing couldn't be better.

A growing community on the platform is helping to rewrite the gender stereotypes that come with making clothes.

For experts in this emerging profession (which is in fact different from personal shopping), there's no such thing as "sold out."

Chief sustainability officers are the newest addition to the C-suite. Here's what the job actually entails.

His stylist, Cameron Quittner, shares the secret sauce behind his elevated new look.

"A career in fashion is not only about beautiful clothes."

“Consumers will always find a way to get around not having money.”

They may not be quitting their day jobs, but editors are increasingly finding success on "the one app where it's possible to blow up overnight."

"Cannabis doesn't have to be a health-and-wellness product. If you want to get high and look at a pretty item, then, great — we're here for that."

The stealth-wealth costumes help depict the dynamic Roy family power rankings.

A growing legion of fashion's buzziest brands and retailers are embracing uptown.

It's a trendy wellness fixture at Erewhon, but the algae has also been a staple in traditional medicine for centuries.