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.

Could some of the best shopping soon be found in...suburbs?

Are you a dresser-upper or a dresser-downer? Your answer might say a lot about what clothing could mean to you in the future.

Because "everyone's thinking about it."

We caught up with people who opened clothing stores amid the pandemic about what's working and what isn't.

From hides derived from fruit to fabrics grown in labs, there have never been more options for shoppers and retailers alike in search of more sustainable solutions.

Branded apparel allows these companies to circumvent legal regulations, get their names out there, become lifestyle brands and much more.

Shoes have been a prime target for circular innovation in the last few years. But so far, the movement hasn't been scaleable.

No follower count is too small to drop a line of tees with your face on it. But for creators, that's not always what moves the needle.

Travel restrictions have helped modernize the fashion wholesale system in permanent ways, and spelled success for digital buying tools.

After years of rejection (that included a stint as a Lyft driver to make ends meet), founder Lesley Thornton pushed through the difficulties of 2020 to find major success.

More thought-leaders than tastemakers, "genuinfluencers" are less interested in promoting products than they are in spreading ideas.

As the social-shopping platform's global head of sustainability, it's Justine Porterie's job to minimize resale's environmental footprint.

In beauty especially, this misconception is just one of the challenges still facing Black-owned brands, even as mainstream retailers give them shelf space.

In a challenging year for fashion businesses, a new generation of retailers are heading to Wall Street. Why?

One year into the worst crisis of a generation, the nation’s artisanal trades may — finally — be on the upswing.

Scientists are replicating endangered botanicals to produce renewable versions of rare active ingredients.

If you want to make it big on the kids' new favorite platform, you're going to want to listen to its lead of fashion and beauty partnerships.

The sleek skiwear label, which comes courtesy of an Olympian, is bringing a new set of priorities to the outdoor apparel market.

In 2020, TikTok became the new "It" platform. And yet with a few exceptions, the industry has been hesitant to latch on. That will soon change.

Everything went online in 2020, but physical stores aren't going anywhere (despite all those closures and bankruptcies).