Plus, the winner of the Harlem's Fashion Row and Banana Republic design competition is announced.
Except, it's been renamed — now, it's the Notorious Necklace.
The Duchess of Sussex continues to sport budget-friendly pieces while touring South Africa.
Cool, corporate-friendly attire that won't put a dent in your wallet.
Surprisingly, it involves a start in menswear.
Weak sales means there is excess inventory coming into April.
At the retailer's first presentation post-Marissa Webb, Senior Vice President of Design Michael Anderson discusses the design process and "see now, buy now."
Six pieces will go live on BananaRepublic.com as soon as the retailer's fashion week event begins on February 13.
Hint: it involves working really, really hard.
And more of our favorite show-going looks from over the weekend.
The creative director of both Banana Republic and her namesake labels pulls crazy hours even when it's not Fashion Week.
I have been lusting after this dress for five months. That's not an exaggeration.
The brand's newly minted creative director shares how she put her stamp on the massive space on Fifth Avenue.
Your legs will be covered this fall.
A primer on this week's fresh meat.
Appealing to the “basic” in every one of us is not a bad strategy.
More than a decade after Karl Lagerfeld’s collection debuted at H&M, high-low partnerships are still a formidable marketing strategy for fashion designers and retailers. But what does a designer collaboration need to accomplish to be considered successful?
Marissa Webb, who was appointed creative director last April, will showcase her second collection for the brand.
Well, if they're making any that is.