Brands are flocking to this particular demographic.

These are the fashion careers of the future.

Insights gleaned from a panel discussion at the Savannah College of Art and Design.

Overworked insiders share their feelings of burnout, what triggers it and what the solution is — if there is one.

Four former editors who now work on the brand side of the industry share their insights and advice in part one of our two-part series.

They offer insights about overcoming self-doubt, leveraging the power of social media and knowing when to ignore outside advice.

"Momentum is an exceptionally powerful thing that exists in the world, and we found out very early in our days about how to use that."

Hint: don't expect it to be glamorous. At least, not always.

We spoke to designers, publicists and executives on how they’ve been making it in fashion for the past 10 years.

It's the fashion industry's dirty secret.

We're talking careers and why you should never be the girl who didn't go to Paris.

The founders of La Ligne, Reformation and Jennifer Meyer weigh in on self-doubt, sexism and more.

We asked five industry professionals about what you can do to impress their socks off.

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

The (former?) celebrity stylist reflects on motherhood, fame and past assistants as she takes her business to the next level.

"It's not enough just to have a voice or to be creative."

The managing director of KCD's digital arm got her very first job out of college — as an assistant publicist at KCD — by calling the front desk. She hasn't slowed down since.

She launched an e-commerce site at 16, her own agency at 19 and now, at 25, she's the creative director of the upcoming label Biannual.

"It feels very optimistic to know that there are chapters, as opposed to an ending."

The 2016 CFDA Swarovski nominees spoke to Parsons students about how they're scaling their businesses.

Having a personal connection can make all the difference in this industry, but it's not a requirement.

You'll be asked about a lot more than just your resume.

A six-step guide to getting your CV read by the industry's bosses.