Two weeks ago, when coronavirus was in full swing but brands were still feeling hopeful, a number of players in the fashion industry made several large changes to their business with the optimistic timeline of two weeks -- two weeks of store closures, two weeks of full pay for retail...

The Modist, the barely-3-year-old luxury e-commerce platform that focused on modest fashion, is ceasing operations permanently, according to a note from founder Ghizlan Guenez posted on the company’s social media channels on Thursday.

Fashion brands have long known that events are a great way to build a community, but in the days of coronavirus, when gatherings are impossible, some brands are taking those in-person events online. From workout classes to coffee meet-ups, brands are finding that doing events online isn’t just stopgap replacement...

There’s been a wave of marketplaces and platforms doing what they can for their smaller partners, either via assistance in logistics and fulfillment or through marketing. For those marketplaces, including Farfetch and Bulletin, it’s not just the right thing to do morally, but it’s also vital to keeping their own business business...

Certain types of clothing just aren’t needed at the moment. But sweatshirts, leggings and loungewear are all booming as people stay home, and brands are shifting their production both to answer new demand and maintain cash flow.

With the vast majority of Americans quarantined and events canceled, one area of fashion that one would expect to be hit the hardest is bespoke suits. But according to several founders, suit fittings are still happening, they’ve just moved online.

After weeks of uncertainty, an emergency coronavirus stimulus bill agreement was finally reached between the senate and the White House  on Tuesday and is expected to come into effect as early as April. While the details are still hazy, some key provisions are already clear: loans for small businesses and...

Farfetch, being an online luxury marketplace, may not be suffering from the same closures as brick-and-mortar stores, but the hundreds of small boutiques that make up much of Farfetch's business are. And when they suffer, Farfetch suffers, too.

Just like many other sports leagues, the players in the world of esports have become celebrities themselves, some of whom with hundreds of thousands of followers on social media. These players, who command massive influence among their devoted young fans, have become valuable selling points for fashion and apparel, scoring...