Collaborations

Plus, how Lush Cosmetics tried to crush a union drive.

The denim-focused capsule features eight pieces, all available in sizes 00 to 40.

Plus, Kellie Brown designs a capsule for Amazon's The Drop.

In 2020, TikTok became the new "It" platform. And yet with a few exceptions, the industry has been hesitant to latch on. That will soon change.

The way in which some brands harness the power of celebrity is changing.

The first product from the highly-anticipated collaboration has been revealed — and a pre-order date has been announced. Plus, puppies!

Because it's 2020 and why not?

Plus, what making a sustainable capsule collection means for a big brand.

Also, Tierra Whack covers "Teen Vogue."

The indie brand applied its size-inclusive mission towards the global athletics company.

It's a piece from Alexander Wang's Airism collaboration with Uniqlo, and I've already bought five.

The streetwear mega-retailer dipped into the storied cosmetics brand's archives to reimagine its packaging for a covetable collaboration.

The designer's third collaboration with the retailer hits stores Thursday.

Simply put, aligning your product — whether it's a car or a handbag — with a glamorous lifestyle is just good marketing.

Plus, will the sneaker industry continue to boom in 2019?

We're used to seeing media brands pivot to video, but not so much to clothing.

The plastic-wrapped paper tote combines signatures of both brands.

Now that the Off-White designer is in at Louis Vuitton, will the well-loved (and accessibly priced) partnerships that helped make him famous come to a halt?

The range of sunglasses comes less than a year after designer Virgil Abloh's highly successful collaboration with Warby Parker.

The Off-White designer accomplished and collaborated on more in the past 12 months than many do throughout their entire careers. Here, we break down the highlights.

Luxury fashion adopted the streetwear scene's preferred method of retail in 2017. But is the hype model sustainable in the long term?

ComplexCon brought together some of the most prolific collaborators in streetwear, including Hiroshi Fujiwara and Adidas's Jon Wexler, for an illuminating panel on the "Art of the Collab."

All your favorites — Zendaya, Alexa Chung, Taylor Kitsch (?!) — came together to showcase pieces from the new collaboration.

Hint: It has to do with retail — and a few other factors, too.