Fashion marketplaces, like Amazon, eBay and Farfetch, could have tighter regulations in the future if government officials determine Apple has a monopoly.

While this year’s creative is being handled by Venables Bell + Partners, Reebok has tapped IPG Deutsch to take over as its global creative agency next year.

Started by four New York City friends, FUBU rocketed to success in the late Nineties and helped define streetwear.

Digital native fragrance brands are using other senses besides smell to sell to scents on the web.

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

Wu will plan a fashion show and the hip-hop artist VaVa, “China’s Queen of Rap,” will perform for guests at the seated dinner.

With select distribution, pop-up stores, casual celebrity product placement and direct-to-consumer sales, Maison Atia takes an offbeat approach to business.

Cage the Elephant’s Matt Shultz will be at Thursday’s private launch party in the Soho store.

Penske Media already had controlling stake in the legacy title.

A former partnership and events leader with news and magazine media is joining the live music TV show.

The music superstar and fashion designer may have reached a settlement with the indie company.

One in. One out.

A cover with Travis Scott is a new kind of moment for the magazine.

With the latest journal in fine art bookstores, the photographer plans to debut his documentary about the actor Robert Mitchum, “Nice Girls Don’t Stay for Breakfast” in Paris.

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