Supreme

Plus, Emilio Pucci is collaborating with Supreme.

Founder James Jebbia is expected to stay on.

Plus, is the future of the fashion show virtual?

With an estimated $44 billion in buying power, teens could pave a path to success at retail.

It may seem like menswear manages to earn more on the secondhand market, but it's not really that simple.

Yes, your dog wants to cop, too.

"It's a semi-accessible signifier that you're 'cool,' like a step up from shitty posters."

Plus, how brands are refashioning preppy to appeal to more customers.

The Mission Chinese Food founder and chef talks about how his personal style has evolved, his new (healthy) approach to shopping and the similarities between the fashion and food industries.

A new study shows that replicas of the streetwear brand's pieces are the most-searched requests globally, along with a growing interest in counterfeit fashion in the U.S.

As per usual, Kanye West and Supreme are likely to blame.

The Detroit-based "stock market of things" startup currently boasts more than 3,000 Supreme products on its website.

Many luxury brands' attempts to "do it for the culture" can seem disingenuous — or can go terribly awry.

Things get weird buying and selling things with strangers, so we’re here to help you get schooled.

Cop or drop?

According to the house's client services, "the collection will no longer be sold in any stores or online."

Plus, Buro 24/7 and 'System' Magazine are linking up.

Plus, Lucky Blue Smith signs with IMG.

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

Sorry, my dude.

Plus, department stores saw sales decline this quarter.

Plus, a look at the vicuña, the wool that Incas considered "cloth of gold."