Plus, online retailer Shein faces criticism for selling an anti-Semitic necklace and Muslim prayer mats as decorative carpets.

The 23-year-old hopes this milestone sheds a light on the challenges members of the LGBTQIA+ community face in her home country, Brazil.

Plus, Stephen Gan of "V" is the latest magazine editor facing scrutiny.

Plus, what went wrong at Flesh Beauty.

Plus, Kanye West's Yeezy received millions in federal business loans.

Plus, Romeo Hunte on redefining what it means to be an American designer.

Plus, how a J.W. Anderson cardigan went viral on TikTok — partly thanks to Harry Styles.

Plus, Telfar Clemens addresses his canceled Gap collaboration.

The CFDA just announced that shows will run from September 14 to 16.

Plus, Naomi Campbell on her new collaboration with Pat McGrath and using her platform to celebrate Black excellence.

Plus, Nike recently donated $49,500 to "climate obstructionists."

The cosmetics conglomerate will acquire a 20% stake in the KKW Beauty business and help it expand into new categories.

That velvet is looking more lush than an alpine forest!

Plus, Veja becomes even more sustainable.

Founded by Teen Vogue editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples Wagner and public relations specialist Sandrine Charles, it already has garnered a lot of support from industry professionals.

"Yeezy Gap" will be coming to stores in 2021.

The image architect first announced a $25,000 commitment three weeks ago. Now, he's partnered with Rebuild the Hood to raise $100,000.

Plus, Girlfriend Collective launches into a new category.

Plus, India's luxury bridal industry faces post-lockdown challenges.

"We... have witnessed and experienced anti-Black behavior, prejudice in advancement of Black and POC employees, bullying [and] racial and heteronormative supremacy."

Despite Covid-19 concerns and more designers abandoning the traditional fashion calendar, there will be (some) Spring 2021 shows in the French capital this fall.

Plus, how to make the subscription model work.

The designer talks putting together a full collection from lockdown — and why it was important for him and his team to do so.

The retailer tapped designer Danielle Williams-Eke to create a line of elevated basics.