Brooks Brothers has dressed well-known figures ranging from Abraham Lincoln to Andy Warhol. Here, a roundup of some of the celebrities and political figures who have worn the brand.

An overview of the 200-year Brooks Brothers journey.

Yara Shahidi, Aly Raisman and Iskra Lawrence posed with their mothers in aerie’s latest campaign.

In an attempt to reach the sneaker-obsessed consumer, the luxury brand is looking to the sneaker resale app to stock its newest style.

As the lines between ready-to-wear and intimate apparel blur, Commando is expanding on its ready-to-wear and letting the consumer take the lead.

This is its second brick-and-mortar shop that will open with a Dyne collaboration.

The direct-to-consumer intimate apparel brand is embarking on its first wholesale distribution plan with the department store.

The direct-to-consumer intimate apparel brand partnered with Living Beyond Breast Cancer and Genentech on a Not One Type Studio in SoHo.

Guillermo Andrade of 424 is integrating more tailored pieces into his spring collection, offering a glimpse at how streetwear brands will evolve beyond hype. 

Bob Vitale, the chief executive officer of Wacoal America, is hoping the store will help increase its wholesale business.

The influencer is launching a larger swim collection with the brand.

The founder and chief executive officer of Married to the Mob is embarking on her third collection with Burton and has some opinions on what constitutes an actual collaboration.

After 10 years of providing men with solution-based innerwear and loungewear, Tommy John is hoping to help women solve their own set of underwear issues.

Ernest James, whose held stints at LaForce and APA PR, saw an open space for an agency that helps black and brown influencers build more meaningful relationships with brands.

Cult Russian streetwear designer Gosha Rubchinskiy counts among the new converts.