As the first official fashion airline, Etihad will be transporting a number of "well known international designers," including members of the Oscar De Lenta team, for Australian Fashion Week.

There is a growing movement of outspoken plus-sized men making themselves known in a space that the fashion industry has almost entirely neglected. Hardly any major clothing brands have plus-size menswear; exceptions are Ralph Lauren and Banana Republic, which have "extended sizes."

The word luxury is traditionally evocative of flashy handbags, fine furs and five-star hotels. Yet in the era of modern fashion and style, it no longer denotes exorbitance and exclusivity. Luxury has evolved to transcend price points and couture, and instead puts a premium on authenticity and accessibility, all while...

StyleHaul is developing an original series with BMG called Collide that showcases the convergence of fashion, beauty and music with artists like Grammy-award-winner Andra Day. Collide will complement other new programming, including a virtual reality series.

Aspiring fashion brands have become the latest incubator acolytes, participating in programs traditionally designed for Silicon Valley tech startups that provide resources and mentorship from corporate sponsors.

If you want to know what a woman wants, ask Ariel Foxman. InStyle’s editorial director oversees the 22-year-old fashion and beauty magazine as well as its family of websites, including StyleWatch, xoJane and beauty website Mimi.

As fashion publications continue to push content on social media and online, video content has become an increasing priority to draw audiences and drive site traffic. Here's what three of the biggest fashion publications are doing.

Trey Laird’s only “wearable” is a bracelet from Africa. It’s telling because the rest of Laird’s points of view on luxury and fashion are pretty traditional. Makes sense: Laird, the creative director and founder of Laird + Partners and the former head of brand at Donna Karan is part of...

Brand and agencies have a love-hate relationship with social influencers. They love influencers because those content creators can help change the way companies communicate with their audience. But when marketers hand the keys of a brand over to influencers, they sometimes learn the hard way that it's far too easy...