The collection, created around Black History Month, is the second between Elizabeth Birkett Gibbs’ label No Sesso and Bephie.

Luke Tadashi of Bristol Studio, designer Eric Emanuel and Denis Dekovic of Brooklyn Creator Farm on drawing inspiration from the court and Adidas collaborations.

The Los Angeles denim brand’s styling work with Allan Kennedy in the past has now given way to a retro-inspired collection for spring.

This year’s festival crowd was more diverse and brought with it colorful and textural trends that went beyond Western mountain style.

The social media platform for all things youth culture launches the next iteration of the Camo Out collection as it plots expansion on the West Coast and beyond.

The colder temps can’t stop a New Yorker’s shopping spirit.

In an interview with WWD, the “Happy” singer predicted the resale value of the shoes could reach $40,000.

The fast-growing Culver City, Calif. company is headed up by technologists who also share a passion for sneaker culture.

The marketer has taken a side step into fashion via a new collaboration with K-Swiss.

What executives, designers and some of streetwear’s biggest names said at the two-day festival.

Fans ran or speed-walked to make their way to product either exclusive to ComplexCon or debuting at the show.

Outfits at the party held in an abandoned Gothic mansion on the outskirts of Manhattan ranged from bohemian gypsies to ornate skeletons and everything in between.

The designer emerged from sabbatical to work with the sportswear company on a new collection that includes a much-anticipated sneaker.

New looks seen throughout the festival grounds this season included oversize kimonos, baggy and skinny overalls and car suits.

The shop-in-shop puts a new spin on the traditional routes of selling basic concert T-shirts.