Plus, AlaĂŻa is bringing back its Relax line.
Plus, Bottega Veneta receives backlash for Berlin event.
Plus, an incomplete history of the feminist T-shirt.
Plus, the CFDA launches a program aimed at supporting Black and brown fashion professionals.
From turkey-carving events to the "American Collections Calendar."
Plus, Versace is skipping Milan Fashion Week.
Plus, Winnie Harlow is the new face of Paul Mitchell.
Plus, can African designers transform the leather industry?
The designers kept in touch after Rogers interned for Taylor in 2015, and have been each other's cheerleaders ever since. Here, they discuss their relationship, how their internship experiences shaped their respective careers and what they've learned along the way.
From TikTok to Travis Scott, this is what everyone was talking (and reading) about this year.
Some of what's in it may surprise you.
Plus, the CFDA announces manufacturer recipients of $500,000 worth of grants through its A Common Thread initiative.
Christopher John Rogers, Kerby Jean-Raymond, Telfar Clemens and more took home prizes.
Across the IMG and CFDA calendars, as well as off them.
Plus, Tom Ford talks CFDA, 2020 election and the future of fashion.
A new wave of accelerator programs is stepping up to solve some of the industry's biggest, most destructive pain points.
Plus, did resellers really buy up all the Telfar bags?
Plus, could antiviral clothing help protect us?
The organization also confirmed that there will be no ceremony this year.
The CFDA just announced that shows will run from September 14 to 16.
Plus, the #VogueChallenge is more than a hashtag.
In no particular order (though, we must, must begin with that Rihanna dress.)
"Our industry is in pain and it is not enough to simply say that we stand in solidarity with those who are discriminated against. We must do something."