With archival designer clothing commanding staggeringly high prices on the secondary market, predicting which brands will pop off next isn’t easy.

The lab-grown and mining industries may even be pushing one another to become more transparent and ethical.

She went from slinging clothes on Ebay as a teen to growing one of the most popular online destinations for millennial and Gen-Z shoppers.

For those more interested in preserving life on Earth than in setting up camp in a new corner of the galaxy.

That awkward moment when Tom Ford rips apart Instagram in front of the Instagram fashion team.

Fast fashion may be dead at the mall, but it's thriving online.

A handful of video content creators are launching their own clothing brands and collections.

The brand's founder, Tiffany Masterson, will remain on board and promises consumers a seamless transition to the Japanese beauty conglomerate.

Following in the footsteps of Stella McCartney.

Can this new label up the ante on carbon neutral fashion?

Fabric has become far more important to the average consumer, especially when it comes to athletic clothes.

Perhaps this fast-fashion chain was a little *too* fast.

We talked to scientists, environmentalists and brands about the controversial approach to sustainability that labels like Gucci, Everlane and Reformation are investing in.

This is as personalized as it gets.

If you're looking for a climate commitment that'll knock your athletic socks off, look elsewhere.

The luxury conglomerate is following in the footsteps of Gucci, a brand it owns, which made a similar announcement this month.

With the death of Claire's looming, a number of emerging jewelry startups have some ideas.

It's further evidence that investors are taking the issue seriously.

Uh, no duh. Plus, L Brands Chief Executive Les Wexner addresses his Jeffrey Epstein problem during the company's investor meeting.

Sponsorships include full-funnel marketing integration and direct access to early startup fashion and beauty brands.

"The consumers love us, they just haven't seen us," says the brand's new CMO Alegra O'Hare.

Founded by a former beauty editor, the single-SKU line wants to make people rethink existing stigmas around breakouts.

Victor Luis, once tasked with turning things around at Coach, is out.

Some of which came from Jay Z's venture firm.