The fast-fashion e-tailer launches a new collection of reworked vintage.

Drawing 1,000 female attendees across Nov. 17 and 18 for the second annual Girlboss Rally NYC, community and experience still key.

The Los Angeles brand’s newest capsule goes up to size 18 and totals more than 25 pieces.

The Nasty Gal and Girlboss founder will sell pieces by Hermès, Saint Laurent, Givenchy, Gucci and even her Delfina Delettrez engagement ring on marketplace app Basic Space.

The weekly show, called “Jen Gotch Is OK…Sometimes,” launches May 29 and will tackle mental health through Gotch’s personal experiences.

The U.K.-based fast-fashion e-tailer focuses on its celebrity and influencer audience, unveiling its first U.S. offices and “lounge” in L.A.

The second Los Angeles rally boasted attendance of 800, with speakers including Gwyneth Paltrow and Aimee Song.

The six-part podcast will feature stories from female creators, founders and activists.

The L.A. fashion brand’s collaboration with the N.Y. artist includes a selection of statement-making jackets, totes and T-shirts around feminism.

The media company started by Sophia Amoruso is to launch a second show focused on personal wellness.

The voice that built Nasty Gal is taking on the media landscape.

The e-tailer’s temporary shop marks the brand’s first attempt at bricks-and-mortar overseas.

The daylong conference, which made its debut in Los Angeles, is to take place in Brooklyn in November.

The Los Angeles brand taps into its heritage as it begins to find firmer footing under its new parent and prepares for a move to new headquarters.

The Nasty Gal founder has raised $1.2 million for her new endeavor.