With its subtly sexy knitwear and sophisticated mini skirts, the Amsterdam-based brand elevates clothes that you'd want to wear for a night on the town.

Meet the Antwerp-based, mother-daughter run label designing elegant, vintage-inspired party wares.

It's a tough time for small brands, but Mak has a reason to be optimistic.

Abigail Lorick's newly launched label Ansea seeks to offer a counterpoint to the male-dominated world of surf.

They already have celebrity fan bases — and their profiles are only growing.

It even cracked the code on formulating vitamin C that can't oxidize and a retinoid that won't irritate.

It's vegan, genderless and sustainably-minded.

Selena Gomez, Kylie Jenner, Kacey Musgraves and more have all been spotted wearing the up-and-coming brand.

The size-inclusive, sustainability-focused brand has already dressed the likes of Billy Porter, and it's not slowing down anytime soon.

Its mission is to bring transparency, sustainability, 'clean' ingredients and a sense of community to the outdoor product space.

"We want to build the next big underwear company in the world and rewrite the American underwear story."

The 22-year-old with no formal fashion training is upending the industry.

Meet the latest Danish brand to step up to the global stage.

We caught up with the Kylie Jenner-approved, Insta-famous designer as she prepared to show at New York Fashion Week.

Founded by a former beauty editor, the single-SKU line wants to make people rethink existing stigmas around breakouts.

"I wanted to serve the reader who was above a size 12 but felt like I'd done all I could do as an editor through creating content and I wanted to do something more."

Co-founded by former Moda Operandi and Delpozo execs, this three-year-old label is making stylish luggage and packing solutions for the modern traveler.

Next stop: Walmart.

After a Swim Week debut at Paraiso and a business rebrand, the founder and designer is doubling down on her local roots and community.

Created by Parsons graduate and Eileen Fisher alum Lucy Jones.

With the introduction of sub-brand Kayali, the popular cosmetics company is building out its umbrella of beauty influence.

After years spent behind the scenes at traditional fashion brands, co-founders Donna Kang and Megan Wall wanted to do something different.

It's all about the crotch — no, really.

The new brand is bringing ethical, elevated basics to an underserved customer.