The professor, researcher and activist shares his plan to "create what a new kind of fashion school could look like in today's world."

Evidence of racism at prestigious American fashion schools is mounting, and HBCU fashion programs don't get enough attention from the industry.

Online classrooms present particular challenges for students seeking hands-on skills — but creative solutions are on the horizon.

One benefit of Gen Z's propensity to post everything on social media is that a number of them are documenting their college lives in vlog form.

Students and alumni have weighed in.

From planning collections based around social networks to making fiber from money, these grads are looking to the future to make fashion a better place.

Bizzarri opened up about Gucci's blackface controversy during a talk in New York this week, but wasn't able to completely assuage concerns.

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Her new Parsons exhibit, "Fashion and Race: Deconstructing Ideas, Reconstructing Identities," considers the industry's exclusionary past while proposing a radical new future

The visionaries were saluted at the annual event for their leadership and innovation, as well as their commitment to sustainability.

Five graduates on what the future of fashion looks like, and what their plans are post-graduation.

The designer worked with students from Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute and the Fashion Institute of Technology to create collections that reflect the unique physical needs of people with disabilities.

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The unique nonprofit organization incubated in the famous school is dedicated to developing clothing for people of all abilities.

The industry icons were celebrated at a benefit that also served as a showcase for the class of 2017's thesis designs.

The nonprofit recently flew three design students to Cambodia to show them what garment factory conditions are really like.

The 2016 CFDA Swarovski nominees spoke to Parsons students about how they're scaling their businesses.

The designer was a ray of sunshine at Parsons on Tuesday night despite his recent "tragedy."

A new exhibit organized by NYU's costume studies program surveys the role of the plus-size body throughout fashion history.

Kate Falchi, the older daughter of accessories veteran Carlos Falchi, reflects on her father’s life and her new role as the brand’s president and head designer.

And Mango shakes up its executive management.