The group My Block, My Hood, My City is organizing volunteers to help reopen damaged retailers in Chicago.

As brands and retailers across the U.S. started to reopen after the coronavirus lockdown, chaotic protesting has forced closures and led to a great deal of damage.

The brand is unveiling a new web site and logo, as well as a line of polo and unlined shirts and ties.

Grisham most recently served as artistic director of the Driehaus Design Initiative (DDI) annual fashion show competition.

The legendary photographer, in one of his last public appearances last December, spoke about his work methods and his love for the Windy City.

As stores in the Windy City close temporarily, they are assessing the impact on their business.

The designer curated “Seeing Chicago” at the Museum of Contemporary Art, which opens Saturday.

The West Loop pop-up is part of the brand’s themed “pin” pop-up stores, and represents the third pin since Gucci launched the concept last November.

The collection includes shoes by a variety of basketball stars, as well as designs by Virgil Abloh.

The legendary photographer was honored by Chicago FGI, which also honored the late Susan Glick, former fashion director of the Chicago Apparel Mart.

The 35,000-square-foot store is the sixth Roastery the company has opened.

As the holidays approach, Chicago retailers are having to come up with new strategies to generate sales.

The exhibition at Nevermore Park will remain open until Dec. 1.

The store outside of Chicago has added a full makeup collection developed in-house.

IWC Schaffhausen, Panerai and A. Lange & Söhne are opening their first Chicago outposts.