"Sporty. Demure. Opulent." Those are the three words stylist Allison Bornstein selected to describe Princess Diana's style on TikTok using her now-signature "three word method."

“When it comes to the fashion industry, I feel like I am making a difference. I'm not afraid to speak up, and now these brands are coming to me, wanting to make changes. That’s definitely an awesome feeling.” –Remi Bader

“Vanity is something I’ve always been obsessed with, whether it’s hair or makeup, and especially clothing… I want to let the world know that, yes, I can slay a face. But I can also slay garments.” –Bretman Rock

After more than a decade in only womenswear, since The Outnet was founded in 2009, the brand is launching its first major foray into menswear on May 31. After soft-launching and testing menswear in a few markets like EMEA and APAC earlier this year, The Outnet’s managing director Emma Mortimer...

Guive Balooch, global head of research and innovation at L'Oréal’s tech incubator, said hair color formulation has gone through significant innovation over the last 115 years, but hair color application has not.

Two emerging fashion weeks in the metaverse are taking different approaches, with one spotlighting fashion's old guard and one catering to new digital creators. This split is showing the difficulties of the industry in changing the way it is structured – with existing hierarchies enforced even in the metaverse.

Part spa, part social club, new wellness-driven spaces are popping up in U.S. cities.

J.Jill is more than 60 years old. But Spofford has moved fast to ensure evolution across the business and adoption of emerging tools and technologies that can contribute to its current growth. Personalization, an optimized store fleet and next-level customer experience – the latter, with the help of a new...

With its first acquisition, of 3-year-old Kit Undergarments, ThirdLove joins Victoria’s Secret and Journelle in upping its focus on the Aerie-dominated Gen-Z underwear market. 

I have been watching the beauty and fashion industries. As both markets sell primarily to women, I wanted to see which brands would speak up and use their platforms to make a statement, announce a donation, direct their community to resources — or some combination of the three.

“I totally understand why it may be uncomfortable for some [people] to see digital stars attending high fashion events, because [what we do] is so new and relatively misunderstood.” -Emma Chamberlain

Today, “digital” is practically synonymous with fashion and beauty. But to boast an advanced knowledge of the digital world in the early aughts is what Alessio Rossi, evp of Shiseido and Clé de Peau Beauté and the head of Americas of digital transformation, considers "serendipitous."