"I don't just want to sell clothes."

"Girls" and "Orange is the New Black" costume designer Jenn Rogien also discusses Greta Lee's "kooky, '60s-meets-now" repeat party look.

Royal clothes at civilian prices.

Scott didn't stray far from his usual predilection for cartoon characters, pop and hip-hop culture references, heavy logos and serious bling, but the range still felt fresh and fun.

"Lara Jean is this badass, quirky, awesome individual," says costume designer Rafaella Rabinovich of the beloved lead character.

The video was filmed on location in Buenos Aires.

With paper lanterns, a traditional sushi dinner, a live koto performance and a finale that rained down faux cherry blossoms, it was a charming, respectful nod to Japanese culture.

While Jesse Williams tells a Christmas bedtime story on the fly.

A store location at a mall in Duluth, Ga. had previously displayed an orange hoodie that bore the words "Dogfight in Random Alley."

Plus, getting up close and personal with Kith's Ronnie Fieg.

Some of the most exciting innovations in fashion aren't happening on the runway — they're happening in the lab.

It's full of tweeds, animal prints and oh so many florals.

Designers, CEOs and a data scientist weigh in on what it will take to change that.

The Swedish retail giant surprised itself with a 10-percent profit boost in its second quarter, as compared to the same period last year.

We spoke to experts in marketing, retail and consumer behavior on why drop culture is working.

Plus, Farfetch is likely going public.

Cool, corporate-friendly attire that won't put a dent in your wallet.

A look at two fast fashion labels' responses to the increasing demand for environment- and labor-friendly practices.

Plus, why are Goop and Airbnb teaming up with Condé Nast and Hearst?

Plus, Mario Testino guest-edits 'Vogue' India with Kendall Jenner on the cover.