“I apologize that it seemed like my concern for those stores outweighed my concern for our right to protest injustice,” he said.

The brand will skip a show in September and launch its spring 2021 collection in stores in February.

“I apologize that it seemed like my concern for those stores outweighed my concern for our right to protest injustice,” he said.

“What good is it for me to have a business where I sell clothing and make money off people who are constantly living in a state of fear for generations?” said Bobby Kim, owner of streetwear brand The Hundreds in L.A.

The social media campaign urges users to spotlight black and brown voices who are doing social justice work.

The protest is a response to chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg’s refusal to remove the president’s posts suggesting violence over widespread looting.

Several major music studios are calling for a blackout on June 2 to bring awareness to police brutality and racial injustice across the country.

Camille Charrière, Leaf Greener and Louise Follain appear in the web series, which is loosely inspired by “Mean Girls.”

The executives were among the 25 entrepreneurs who received the “Knight of Labour” honor by the president of the Italian Republic.

Alexander McQueen, Marc Jacobs and Gucci were all early targets of looters, but many more were hit during a night of protesting and unrest.

Fearful of riots and looting, many stores are preemptively closing just days after beginning to reopen in LA.

The Pride-themed collections and community-driven initiatives that are supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

“We believe that diversity and equality are key pillars of a sustainable and creative company,” said Béatrice Lazat.

LeBron James’ retailer and sports nutrition company tie-up for a small capsule available on May 29.

The “buy now, pay later” provider said consumers can simply check a box on the app to donate a $1 to the program.

The CFDA chair talks spring 2021, partnering with the Brits, virtual fittings, live shows and fashion’s path back from COVID-19 devastation.

A look at what some of fashion’s insiders posted on social media this week.

The multicolored, limited-edition timepiece was originally planned to launch during the Summer Olympics.

The popular Danish label’s creative director and ceo talk about their decision to skip two fashion week seasons, scale down collections and accelerate the brand’s sustainability commitments.

Recycling startup Retrievr makes an open call to fashion brands to partake in the recycling journey in Philadelphia.

The coronavirus lockdown has shown the industry that quality rules over quantity, promoting a greater emphasis on artistry and craftsmanship over simply speed and size.

The first episode will feature “godfather of Rodeo Drive” Fred Hayman.

The list includes Kylie Jenner’s makeup-free paparazzi photos and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s pet donkeys.