The day was all about swim and activewear, two Australian staples.

• By Tyler McCall
  May 19, 2016

After longtime organizer IMG pulled out of Swim Week this July, brands, production companies and publicists have banded together to organize alternatives.

• By Mikelle Street
  Jun 18, 2015

And Macy's may be about to sell the site of its Brooklyn store.

• By Tyler McCall
  Jul 16, 2014

TGIF. Liu gets her reptile on and we've got photos of Meadham Kirchhoff's Topshop collaboration!

• By Delia Bennett
  Nov 15, 2013

For a true indsider's take on Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia, which just wrapped last week in Sydney, we asked our friend Alyx Gorman, fashion editor at one of Australia's biggest lifestyle sites The Vine, (and formerly of Oyster) to break it down for us. You'll learn about the buzzy new labels down under, who is behind them, and why they matter in Australia. Check out Alyx's picks for the best of Australian Fashion Week.

• By Fashionista
  Apr 15, 2013

Each swimsuit season offers more and more options when it comes to one-piece styles. We rounded up 15 of our favorite.

• By Lauren Sherman
  Apr 1, 2011

Both Black Milk and We Are Handsome started in 2009 so we're not quite sure who is inspiring whom here (and really both lines are drawing inspiration from 70s silk-screened tees). Black Milk started with leggings in 2009 and have since started making swimwear. Australian label We Are Handsome are solely swim. You be the judge. Black Milk has been getting buzz these days for their more nerd-chic one-pieces, some of which have Star Wars fanatics geeking out. Take a look.

• By Leah Chernikoff
  Oct 25, 2010

If you often have trouble locating your friends at the beach, we suggest wearing one of We Are Handsome swimsuits. It's easily one of the coolest swimwear lines we’ve seen in a long time. The vintage-inspired collection is a collaboration between two Aussies: Indhra Chagoury of Oscar & Elvis swimwear and Jeremy J. Somers of product design firm People Like Us, which sells iPod and iPhone covers. The swimsuits feature unexpected bold, iconic images like James Dean, a roaring lion, a Miami sunset and pin-up girls, printed onto relatively timeless silhouettes. (Though, we have to admit, the scoop-back one piece featured throughout their look book reminds us of early ‘90s Baywatch.) And while the model looks great posing and lounging around, we wonder how the thin, barely-there swimsuits would hold up through a few laps, or how they would hold certain other things up.

• By Dhani Mau
  Jun 10, 2010