The Toronto-based company has reduced its central infrastructure, giving its operating units greater autonomy.

Gen Z isn’t the only generation demanding a change for sustainability.

A protracted legal fight has kept iconic signage up on a location that has not been a Fred Segal store since 2017.

There were fewer international guests, lots of social distancing guidelines, a new hybrid format and more time for conversation.

The model and “The L Word: Generation Q” actress has been challenging industry norms and advocating for representation for people with disabilities.

The Extraitastyle site will launch on Sept. 1 with 80 ready-to-wear and accessories labels.

Companies slashed their marketing budgets due to the pandemic, impacting the whole media industry.

Shoppers are slowly returning to brick-and-mortar stores, according to Adobe’s Digital Economy Index.

Reebok is teaming up once again with streetwear designer Eric Emanuel to debut the “Reebok x Eric Emanuel Club C” sneaker this week.

After two decades, the transformative show blurring the lines between fashion and furniture still resonates with the human condition and its relationship with worldly possessions.

Meanwhile, turnaround plans continue for the Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman parent company.

Natural Fiber Welding is transforming the reuse of natural fibers, such as cotton waste, into patented, high-performance materials.

“I’d have him wear clothes. Except for that silly collar, he usually wears nothing,” the divine swine said of Kermit, her longtime amphibian amour.

The artist recently exhibited new works at Pace Gallery in East Hampton, her first show with the gallery.

The German perfumery chain posted a 7.5 percent decline in nine-month sales, while its e-commerce revenues spiked by 39.6 percent.