Plus, peer-to-peer referral app Zyper raises $6.5M in funding.

Plus, Rihanna's Fenty puts an end to the notion of star designers.

"If you spend all this money on your appearance from a clothing level, it should be a goal to have your home match your sense of style."

The brands are both trying to win sneaker-loving, sustainability-conscious consumers over with big announcements this week.

Plus, Condé Nast makes more staff cuts at "Vogue" and "Vanity Fair."

A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week. You're welcome.

From sleekly minimal to delightfully chunky.

It's like Diet Prada, but for preachers who hang out with Justin Bieber and wear Off-White — and at two weeks old, it's already ruffling some bigshot feathers.

Plus, what's the difference between luxury and fast-fashion sneakers?

Plus, what Tom Ford will bring to the CFDA.

The designer has spent more than 10 years at the global sports brand, evolving her role across departments at its U.S. headquarters in Portland.

A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week. You're welcome.

We spoke to individuals with significantly differing stakes and contributions to the sneaker industry about what the rest of 2019 (and beyond) has in store.

Ahead of the 2019 Women's World Cup this summer, the global sports brand is pushing forward its innovation and offerings for female customers and athletes.

Because why else would you wear them?

Featuring Eckhaus Latta's Uggs, Bottega Veneta's lug-sole Chelsea boots and more.

The vibe is more grandpa than sneakerhead but I'm good with that.

The retailer is launching its first-ever, designed-in-house collection.

Get up close and personal with the much-hyped goods.

Tradition and "appropriate" footwear be damned — I wear what I want.

The fast-growing luxury e-marketplace just turbo-boosted its sneaker and streetwear arm.

There was much more on offer, but was it enough?

A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week. You're welcome.

This year's offerings were really, really good.