In this exclusive insights report, Linkfluence's team of social analysts dive deep into three key "macro" trends redefining the fashion industry.

The pill-free cashmere is just a start.

The designer spent over five years away from fashion. Now, he bought back his name and is relaunching the jewelry brand that put him on the map.

Fashion is giving corny fan apparel a long-overdue makeover.

Inflation and supply-chain issues mean smaller discounts and more "out of stock" notifications, according to experts.

Pangaia makes some of fashion's favorite sweatsuits. Could it also change the way we make our clothes?

Companies like Rebag and Fashionphile use a combination of artificial and human intelligence to price items in a category that's always changing.

Founder Scott Sternberg announced the news in an e-mail to customers on Wednesday.

Net-a-Porter, Mr Porter and The Outnet have partnered with Reflaunt on a new program to incentivize customers to sell their designer goods.

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.

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

The almost-100-year-old company is being intentional about how it engages with its fashion-minded consumers without alienating or taking away from its core customers: manual laborers.

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

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

"The roll-out of vaccinations and lifting of lockdown saw demand increase for dressier styles, as well as items associated with travel and leisure," according to Lyst.

Founder and CEO Diarrha N'Diaye — a L'Oréal and Glossier alum — talks about how she tapped into big-name investors and what she thinks the industry is missing when it comes to the narrative of Black beauty.

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.

Obinna Keke, Director of Innovation & Business Operations for SheaMoisture Men, shares how the brand is celebrating this underserved community — while upending tired stereotypes and rejecting toxic masculinity.

And more insights from Thredup's latest report on the resale industry.

Really, it never really left.

Bergdorf Goodman's Yumi Shin reflects on how fashion buying has evolved over the past few decades.

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