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Revisit your favorite designer collabs including Anna Sui, Rodarte, Jason Wu, Missoni and Proenza Schouler.

"I think at a minimum, this is absolutely misleading marketing."

Implicated brands include Nike, Asics, Under Armour, Target and Brooks. Thankfully, some are committing to change for the better.

Add your favorite T-shirt or button-down and you're good to go.

This could explain why that little pink whale always looks so happy.

Los-Angeles-based Olive & June is rolling out a product line and a DIY kit aimed at revolutionizing the category.

Bonus: It's sold in a set with a really great beach wave spray.

With signatories representing companies that produce 20 percent of all the plastic packaging on the globe, the initiative has potential for real impact.

The British label is still fighting tirelessly to protect its signature.

Time to plan a family trip to Glastonbury!

Plus, Lululemon's CEO resigns after un-specified misconduct.

They didn't hurt at all when I last wore them for upwards of seven hours.

Reminder to designers: All money spends the same, regardless of size.

Plus, Chanel releases the 21st episode to their short film series.

Plus, luxury brands fall behind beauty brands in earned media value.

Plus, Ralph Lauren's Spring 2018 show will have an unconventional venue.

Think K-beauty is a bubble that's going to burst soon? Hardly.

Click through to see every item for women, girls, toddlers and babies.

Cue '90s nostalgia-induced freak out. (Also, the clothes are really good.)

The line will include her first foray into childrenswear.

"It's all about putting beauty in the context of her life."

Plus, a South Korean chicken joint (Louis Vuiton Dak) was fined $12,750 for using Louis Vuitton's name and logo.

With a Target collaboration launching this weekend, we spoke with Marimekko's Anna Teurnell, who was poached from & Other Stories two years ago.