As larger department stores innovate with content and change how the function of their retail space, traditional shopping malls are beginning to catch up with technology-led solutions.

Fashion retail is facing a tough 2022 due to rising costs and inflation. Many businesses were faced with more costs last year, and this year, those will be being passed on to the consumer. 

With the launch of the first Amazon Style store later this year, consumers won't be getting the traditional retail experience or clothing from the commodity retailer.

Pioneered by a former North Face exec and a Stanford energy professor, LifeLabs is using the body’s own infrared radiation and physics in its development of material solutions for a changing world.

Going deep into its supply chain brought Koio into the field of regenerative agriculture. Now it plans to become the first luxury sneaker brand to transition to a fully regenerative system, by 2025.

With more brands prioritizing take-back programs and biodegradable materials, the underwear sector is becoming more sustainable — but it's still far from fully diverting from landfills.

With land in virtual worlds like Decentraland getting bought up, fashion brands are rethinking their approach to setting up shop in the metaverse.

Thrilling, a 4-year-old e-commerce platform selling clothing from U.S. vintage stores, partnered this week with renowned costume designer Ruth E. Carter on a unique proposition aimed at combatting the clothing waste in the film industry: Under Thrilling's new program called Vintage Studios Service, stylists can access clothing from over 1,000 vintage...

Thus far, NFTs have ruled the conversation around cryptocurrency in fashion. But other innovations are beginning to garner attention due to the implications they pose for the industry. Most notably, DAOs present a new way for the industry to function.