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Meet the new face of adidas x Stella McCartney.

The $2.5 billion deal is expected to close in 2022.

The sportswear company has a long history of litigiousness when it comes to the use of its beloved stripes.

Plus, LVMH partners with a startup for fabric recycling.

The blogger-turned-founder of RadSwan walks us through her uniform, how moving to London unlocked her style and more.

"Your outfits should feel a little like self-care, right? For me, certainly, putting on a cute outfit makes me feel good in the morning."

Costume designer Kathleen Felix-Hager used classic colors and silhouettes to help tell an evergreen (sorry) holiday love story.

The singer, rapper and songwriter — as well as Louis Vuitton and Chloé model — uses fashion and beauty to shine a light on her Congolese-Belgian heritage.

This marks the first time in history that Adidas has collaborated with another footwear brand not under its own umbrella.

For the third consecutive quarter on the Lyst Index.

Plus, here's what we know about Selena Gomez's beauty line, Rare Beauty

Kirston Mann shares her fondest costume memories over four seasons, from Jason's Jacksonville DJ 'fits to Eleanor's fire fashion.

Athleisure as we know it today evolved from a century-long history of American sportswear.

From Instagram to StockX to Yeezys, here are all the forces that made an impact on sneaker shopping over the last decade.

The retro-inspired collection launches Jan. 18.

Plus, anti-consumption designers don't want to be called sustainable.

Donned for a visit to Luminary Bakery and an interview with the 'Telegraph.'

Plus, is Nanushka more than just an influencer brand?

The indie brand applied its size-inclusive mission towards the global athletics company.

Plus, Net-A-Porter invests in sneakers.

TMI, but make it fashion.

Meanwhile, Randall Park wears Angry Asian Man merch and custom-made tuxes by costume designer Leesa Evans, who, yes, also discusses Keanu Reeves.

Students explored a range of issues, from racial equality to gender inclusivity to climate change, through 153 looks on the runway.

The brands are both trying to win sneaker-loving, sustainability-conscious consumers over with big announcements this week.