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Plus, Fwrd will now buy back your used designer bags.

Seriously — just look at all the options.

Plus, could luxury fashion become a zero-waste industry?

The pair talk Walmart, pandemic beauty trends and what real inclusivity looks like in beauty.

Pull Up for Change founder Sharon Chuter is changing the conversation around 'clean' beauty and making shopping Black-owned accessible via her latest venture with Walmart.

Plus, the strategy behind new Mugler.

The designer will lend his vision to Free Assembly and Scoop.

Plus, what beauty products will consumers buy this year?

One launched a small "circular" collection with much fanfare, the other started employing organic and recyclable fabrications and barely told anyone. Which approach works best?

Plus, Andrew Bolton says delaying the Met's "About Time" costume exhibition changed it for the better.

It runs from sizes 14 to 28 and is priced at $50 and under.

Plus, Chloe X Halle cover "Teen Vogue."

You'll soon be able to shop resale goods from a wide range of brands directly from Walmart.com, thanks to a new partnership with Thredup.

Plus, why beauty companies keep tinkering with their products.

Next stop: Walmart.

Plus, a teen successfully bid for the world's only complete collection of Supreme skate decks.

Historically, running tends to spike in popularity during times of social upheaval.

Plus, Glossier will surpass $100 million in revenue this year.

Plus, Dolce & Gabbana to hold first-ever runway show in the Middle East.

The digital destination features more than 125 premium brands.

Plus, Band of Outsiders' founder Scott Sternberg launches new direct-to-consumer clothing brand.

Plus, Proenza Schouler debuts its multi-chaptered Spring/Summer 2018 campaign.

Green beauty is getting accessible.

Plus, Walmart partners with Google Home to enable voice shopping.