Plus, the beauty industry leans into health.

Plus, why fashion can't wait for consumers to demand sustainability.

Daniel "Dapper Dan" Day's absorbing new memoir tells his life story, including his wholly original rise to fashion icon status.

Turns out disco isn't dead.

Highlights include Marc Jacobs in a babushka and Dapper Dan in a glittery purple suit.

The fashion was just as good as the moves.

It's the latest product line aligned with the museum's "Camp: Notes on Fashion" exhibit.

Prompted in part by conversations with brand ambassador Dapper Dan.

The luxury house will put multiple, long-term initiatives into action, as well as create a new role — global director for diversity and inclusion — within its New York City headquarters.

"The fact that, contrarily to my intentions, that turtle-neck jumper evoked a racist imagery causes me the greatest grief."

"We made a mistake. A big one."

"There is no excuse nor apology that can erase this kind of insult."

LeBron James unveiled his newest sneaker, Nike's first style designed for women, by women.

You can now officially shop for pieces born of the creative synergy between Dapper Dan and Alessandro Michele.

Plus, Elizabeth Kennedy sues her largest investor after reportedly being forced out of her own brand.

Jerrod Carmichael will adapt the Harlem-based tailor's forthcoming memoir for film.

A look back at all of the fashion industry's most uncomfortable and awkward moments from this year.

The studio will officially open for business in January.

From the runways to magazine covers to red carpets, men and women of all ages were heralded for their style this year — but does this so-called "trend" have staying power?

Plus, Rick Owens is opening a giant exhibition of his work in Milan.

The legend shares his career journey in his own words, from dressing "street people" to collaborating with Gucci.

The North Carolina native rose through the industry ranks while standing by his notoriously difficult boss — and through some good, old-fashioned hard work.

The legendary Harlem couturier is ready to tell his story.