Quilting has influenced fashion for years — now it's time for some of the most celebrated practitioners of the art form to get paid directly for their work.
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The self-styled singer-songwriter turned to the '70s — by way of big-name labels and indie darlings — to outfit her "Ur So Beautiful" tour.
Plus, Elf Cosmetics to close all stores.
Plus, LA is becoming increasingly essential to the global fashion business.
Etsy and Lyst released their latest trend reports for future brides.
Plus, this season's NYFW exodus benefited emerging designers.
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The same group is also launching an artisan-owned website to protect makers’ rights.
Plus, Gucci launches "Store to Door in 90 Minutes" delivery service.
The online marketplace has also seen a spike in demand for white bridesmaid dresses and alternative engagement rings.
Plus, Jourdan Dunn reveals her athleisure collection with Missguided.
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Like the Yoox Net-a-Porter Group and Farfetch, the publicly traded company is looking to power e-commerce beyond its own domain.
Fortunately, she doesn't give a shit!
The department store's Herald Square flagship will rotate items from Etsy sellers every six to eight weeks through 2016.
And a behind-the-scenes documentary on the MET's Costume Institute Gala is in the works.
And here's Anna Ewers in some short shorts.
And they're free for anyone selling their goods on the site.