The athletics apparel brands sued dozens of websites over what they alleged are counterfeit sales of Yeezy and other footwear.

Editor in chief Richard Dennen doesn’t see age — just fabulous-ness — and has put the 55-year-old Cindy Crawford on the cover of the September issue in a Chanel miniskirt.

Several designers have opened outposts in the Hamptons, which is busier than usual this summer.

Shoe sales from the second quarter show a recovery that, at times, exceeds numbers set before the pandemic in 2019.

Several athletes and performers made an impression on Olympics viewers for their sartorial choices.

The range, called Guess Effect, will be launching August 1.

The Savannah College of Art and Design is showing creations by the late Space Age designer at its location in Lacoste.

Sales in the year to March 30, 2020 dipped 2.9 percent due to COVID-related store closures, and a lack of international tourists.

The brand’s watch and jewelry collections will be developed, manufactured and distributed by Swiss company WorldTime Watches & Jewelry.

The “Sorry” singer and Isabelle Huppert were photographed by artist Katy Grannan for the campaign.

The NFTs will live on Team GB’s new NFT storefront and the first item to be auctioned is a digitized painting by Ben Mosley.

The Nativa Regenerative Agriculture program is focused on responsibly sourced Merino wool.

The Oman-based company is set to open with brick-and-mortar partners through 2023.

The International Olympics Committee banning BLM apparel raises the question of how impactful the statement is in athlete protests.

Prose leaned heavier into purpose, and Ideal Image tapped a Drybar cofounder for its board.