Coach's Western Prairie-Wear Is a Charming Intersection of Fashion's Current Zeitgeist
With some perfectly on-trend Victorian ruffles thrown in, too.
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The Psychology Behind Fashion's Current Obsession With Sparkle
Gloom plus fashion apparently equals glitter.
Coach's Spring Collection Was a Glittery Ode to Keith Haring's New York City
Who doesn't love a little sparkle?
Coach's Fall 2017 Campaign Is a Nostalgia-Laced Love Letter to New York
The ads were shot in Brooklyn on an empty subway car.
Selena Gomez Is the Face of Coach's Road Trip-Themed Fall 2017 Campaign
Instagram's most-followed person signed a $10-million contract with the American brand last December.
Emma Roberts Made a See-Through Prairie Skirt Look Completely Wearable
Courtesy of a dress straight off Coach's Fall 2017 runway and a Fleur du Mal bodysuit.
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Coach Finds a New Home on the Range for Fall 2017
Stuart Vevers mixes the prairie with break-dancing for another hit collection.
13 Top Trends from the Pre-Fall 2017 Collections
Red suits, prints aplenty, and more of this season's biggest ideas.
Following Ready-to-Wear Success, Coach Plans on Expanding Its Footwear Business
Plus, you gotta keep an eye out for Selena Gomez.
Coach's Rockabilly Biker Gang Is the Only Squad I Want to Be a Part of
Designer Stuart Vevers presented an exciting, Elvis-heavy take on Southwestern Americana.
Coach's Transformation Has Taken Hold With Customers
The brand's next step? Decreasing its department store presence.
Coach Has All the Coats You'll Want to Wear Next Fall
Stuart Vevers continues to add to the heritage brand's beloved outerwear range.
How Collage Became One of Fashion's Favorite Mediums
Designers are using this artistic technique to create campaigns, lookbooks and more.
55 Coats to Keep You Warm and Chic This Winter
Whether you're looking for a classic investment piece or something more on-trend, these are the styles to shop now and wear until spring.
Why Coach Is Now Focusing on Ready-to-Wear
With the launch of Coach 1941 — a new, higher-priced line centered on ready-to-wear — the beleaguered leather goods company is broadening its horizons, as well as its customer base.