Analysts believe the instant fashion trend brings positive pressure to the fashion world.

Vera Bradley told its customers that payment cards used for in-store purchases may have been tainted by a security breach.

Stocks are treading water waiting on this afternoon’s release of Fed minutes to get some indication on an interest rate hike.

Retailers didn’t hit the promotional panic button on Columbus Day sales according to a new report from Brian Tunick at RBC Capital Markets.

Stocks are in negative territory following Alcoa’s disappointing earnings, setting a poor tone for earnings season.

Cosplay continues to grow at New York Comic Con as Simplicity and McCalls grab key floor space in the exhibition hall.

Brideside.com expanded its e-commerce site to include more products and the option of a style consultant.

Stocks fell slightly on the disappointing jobs report, while Ralph Lauren and Gap stock prices move higher.

A fire at a Gap distribution center, which was ruled arson, pushed the company to a 3 percent comparable store sales decline in September.

L Brands September comparable sale show a trend of slowing sales and eroding margins.

Wiseman grew the company from $7.22 billion in revenues in 2007 to $12.38 billion in 2015.

Crocs could be making a comeback as designers look to move past Adidas’ Stan Smiths.

The ADP jobs report is pushing stocks higher as VF Corp. and Ascena Retail Group make executive changes.

VF Corp. names president Steven Rendle as its new chief executive officer replacing Eric Wiseman, who will become executive chairman of the board.

The International Council of Shopping Centers and PricewaterhouseCoopers both predict an increase in holiday shopping this year.