The brand is expanding with the introduction of its first clothing collection.

The collection was inspired by New York's new climate change-impacted designation as a subtropical zone.

Plus, Savage x Fenty celebrates breast cancer "survivors and thrivers."

After years of being written off as too difficult, upcycling gained serious momentum in a season made topsy-turvy by a global pandemic.

Plus, L'Oreal may be close to naming a new CEO.

The first all-digital form of the event made for some pretty good looks.

Worn with a well-suited David Bowie in tow, of course.

The designer used her Spring 2021 presentation to try and go deeper with the language we use to talk about fashion's environmental impact.

Some of what's in it may surprise you.

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Pairing sacred texts with sexy lingerie didn't sit right with many Muslim viewers.

It'll hit newsstands on election day.

Her Spring 2021 was inspired by a dream about her grandmother.

Plus, June Ambrose was named creative director at Puma.

It joins the ranks of Stella McCartney and Burberry in incentivizing customers to shop and sell secondhand.

You'll now be able to buy vintage Levi's directly from the brand, instead of sifting through the racks at your nearest thrift store.

The label's Spring 2021 show was full of clothes made for having fun in.

Donned for an interview about structural racism in the U.K.

"I welcome this opportunity to help invigorate the brand with new ideas, while also focusing on instilling a sense of social purpose into our work," he said.

When was the last time a fashion show gave you nightmares?

"We are all fashion victims," read her sign.

One launched a small "circular" collection with much fanfare, the other started employing organic and recyclable fabrications and barely told anyone. Which approach works best?

"There's a feeling of melancholy," the designer said.

The company said the decision was based in part on feedback from customers.