Implicated brands include Nike, Asics, Under Armour, Target and Brooks. Thankfully, some are committing to change for the better.

We learned more about this buzzy corner of fashion-focused publicity, the media companies who manage it and the rise of out of home advertising.

On Tuesday, the athleticwear retailer will begin selling moisturizer, dry shampoo, deodorant and lip balm alongside its mega-popular leggings.

As she relaunches the iconic brand after 20 years, the designer reflects on bringing a high-fashion and unapologetically female perspective to streetwear.

The weekend-long event helped foster and empower the digital platform's strong community of Gen-Z fashion entrepreneurs.

The luxury beauty company is also supposedly on track for $100 million in sales this year.

"We're going to do more of the same," says Chief Brand Officer Raissa Gerona following the retailer's $212 million IPO Friday.

If addressing the climate crisis is our priority, we need to consider the answer very carefully.

Entrupy, which works with hundreds of secondhand and full-price retailers to identify counterfeits through an app, certainly thinks so.

It may seem like menswear manages to earn more on the secondhand market, but it's not really that simple.

This could explain why that little pink whale always looks so happy.

Launching Wednesday, the brand has raised $3.25 million toward its mission of becoming a trusted go-to for safe, clean products in a crowded, confusing, unregulated space.

A look inside the industry trend of these dually functional fashion spaces.

From the U.S. to Ghana.

The denim industry is among the worst culprits for water usage. Wrangler wants to change that.

Power sellers and top earners from Grailed, Poshmark and StockX weigh in.

Brands are flocking to this particular demographic.

Plans are still underway to separate Old Navy in 2020.

Four former editors who now work on the brand side of the industry share their insights and advice in part two of our two-part series.

Insights gleaned from a panel discussion at the Savannah College of Art and Design.

Four former editors who now work on the brand side of the industry share their insights and advice in part one of our two-part series.

They offer insights about overcoming self-doubt, leveraging the power of social media and knowing when to ignore outside advice.

"It's not enough for us to be 00 to 40 and reach this revolutionary inclusivity we've wanted to reach from the start, rather the commitment is to help others in the industry to be able to do the same."

With the women's body positivity movement in full-swing, what's holding guys back?