The loyal community of fans and supporters? They've always been there.

• By Mikelle Street
  Sep 10, 2018

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.

• By Maria Bobila
  Jul 10, 2018

Telfar, Cushnie et Ochs and Pyer Moss were among brands that used music to showcase their new collections.

• By Maria Bobila
  Feb 15, 2018

As well as of-the-moment it girls like Paloma Elsesser and Laura Harrier.

• By Whitney Bauck
  Nov 7, 2017

And the runners up were...

• By Dhani Mau
  Nov 7, 2017

See what a whole bunch of celebrities wore to watch a runway show of dancers, voguers, stilt walkers, dogs and more in 95-degree heat.

• By Dhani Mau
  Oct 26, 2017

It's an inspiring step forward in diversity for the fashion industry.

• By Kibwe Chase-Marshall
  Jul 18, 2017

From t-shirts to soundtracks, designers found ways to let their feelings be known.

• By Whitney Bauck
  Feb 13, 2017

Telfar Clemens's name may be new to you, but the downtown darling has been steadily growing a cult following among the most influential of NYC's on-

• By Kibwe Chase-Marshall
  Sep 10, 2013

This New York Fashion Week delivers 13 brands–with aesthetics ranging from avant-garde and edgy to classic and couture-inspired–being helmed (or co-helmed) by African American creatives. We are excited to see these individuals defying the odds many face as black designers in New York. Click through the slideshow to check them out.

• By Kibwe Chase-Marshall
  Sep 4, 2013

For a split second I almost thought I was at New York Fashion Week. Backstage, top models like Georgie Badiel, Alek Wek and Oluchi Onweagba were getting beautified, while at front of house an army of street style photographers stalked the front row for candids of celebs and it-girls. Outside, copies of an all-African daily (suspiciously similar to The Daily Front Row) were being handed out to thousands of paying guests while the oversized tents, similar to those at Lincoln Center, were prepped for the influx. Yet as time went on, it became increasingly clear that this was definitely not New York. This was Arise Magazine Fashion Week in Lagos, Nigeria--and for all the similarities--it's a whole different ball game.

• By Fashionista
  Mar 20, 2012

We've looked at the schedule for next week so many times, we practically have it memorized. So we've definitely noticed just how many young designers

• By Natalie Hormilla
  Feb 5, 2009

There's a lot of hype surrounding the Beijing Summer Olympics of 2008, and here's some more: Opening Ceremony is kicking off a 72-hour long party at

• By Natalie Hormilla
  Jul 15, 2008