The Band of Outsiders founder is back with a direct-to-consumer line of cool wardrobe staples at wallet-friendly prices.

Plus, Band of Outsiders' founder Scott Sternberg launches new direct-to-consumer clothing brand.

Plus, Gosha Rubchinskiy helps Burberry embrace its '90s trash-appeal.

Plus, Dove just launched the first video from its Shonda Rhimes-fronted in-house studio.

The revived label will not produce its spring 2017 collection, which debuted during New York Fashion Week in September.

The brand returned to the runway under new design leadership on Saturday.

Without its founder Scott Sternberg, who cut all ties with the label in 2015.

Alessandro Michele taking over Gucci, Fendi's monster collection and Band of Outsiders's closure all influenced resale shopping habits this year.

Will Band of Outsiders work without founder Scott Sternberg? We'll soon find out.

And the Victoria and Albert Museum plans an exhibit on underwear.

After failing to attract a sizable enough bid for the company on Wednesday, Belgian fashion fund CLCC SA announced its plans to "continue to market Band of Outsiders in the U.S. and overseas."

The public auction will take place on July 29.

"The proverbial Fat Lady sings, at least for me and my time here at Band," Sternberg wrote on Monday.

There are too many labels, and many are failing. But what does this sea change really mean for the industry?

The brand is "done," according to multiple sources.

One Chanel clutch with extra pasta, please.

And Katy Perry looks elegant on the cover of 'Elle.'