At Digiday Media, we believe we have a responsibility as American citizens to not only say “no more,” but to actively support the organizations that are working on the ground to aid immigrant families, in the face of a seemingly inhumane state apparatus.

While significant progress has been made in recycling food, plastic and cans, reusing clothing and preventing it from piling up in landfills is another story.

Clique Brands is continuing to identify ways to use College Fashionista to poach new brand partners, while luring Gen-Z readers to the rest of the Clique portfolio.

Levesque explained how The RealReal is working with brands and how it differentiates from competitors.

Pinterest is bringing its annual trend report to life with its first-ever Pinterest Box, a collaboration with product subscription service FabFitFun.

In an age in which sex may no longer sell, fashion and beauty companies are now tasked with the challenge of being mindful in how they target shoppers, while also finding ways to tap into a zeitgeist of inclusivity and empowerment. The danger, of course, is coming across as insincere.

Rimowa’s web relaunch is timed to reflect its new branding, which was introduced in January. With a new logo, monogram, packaging and voice, Rimowa is now focused on using its online store as a way to connect directly with customers, rather than relying on wholesale relationships to promote the brand....

In the wake of ongoing criticism against H&M for environmentally harmful practices, the company is extending its circular fashion efforts beyond its namesake brand. In its latest endeavor, the Swedish retailer tapped London-based COS for a collection that drops today, using 100 percent repurposed cotton.

Now with 10 million users, and buoyed by a recent $20 million Series B round of funding, Depop rivals the likes of peer marketplaces like Poshmark and ThredUp. Though Depop was originally formed in Milan, it is now based in the U.K., and the platform has grown significantly since it...