“Captain Marvel” and the rock band Queen — whose lead vocalist Freddy Mercury inspired “Bohemian Rhapsody” — have inspired new capsule collections.

The technology landscape continues to mature as tech and entertainment find synergies with one another.

Columbia has not provided any apparel for any of the “Star Wars” films, but this is the brand’s third collection.

The Australian department store has partnered with the Walt Disney Company for its new children’s floor at the Elizabeth Street, Sydney flagship.

The three-time, Oscar-winning costume designer has curated a limited-edition collection inspired by the film for Trunk Club clients.

The collection, available on HSN beginning Dec. 18, ranges from homeware to apparel and jewelry.

The chief executive officer explains that the partnership is more than just a product licensing agreement.

The Disney x Karen Walker collection includes sweatshirts and T-shirts featuring Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and Donald toting bags.

Companies should be measuring design performance with the same amount of rigor that they use for revenues and costs, the new study says.

The merchandise will be available at Lacoste stores and lacoste.com, beginning Nov. 1.

The Blonds created looks inspired by Disney villains — Cruella de Vil, Maleficent, the Evil Queen, the Queen of Hearts and Ursula.

Selling fewer items and leaner closets flies in the face of fashion industry norms.

The company is parlaying the cartoon character into everything from clothing and sneakers to an art exhibition.

The Auckland-based designer is due to release a collection as part of Mickey Mouse’s 90th birthday celebrations.

The first-time director sees a more hospitable landscape for women thanks to #MeToo and Times Up.