At this year’s Baselworld watch fair, the dominant watch brand in the world, Rolex, unveiled its newest collection of watches. And while the reveal was impressive for anyone looking to buy a watch from one of Rolex’s many authorized retailers, it may have been even more exciting for resellers.

The somewhat disdainful treatment of women’s sneakers is consistent with a market that has traditionally been dominated by men both on the design side and the consumer side. But that is changing.

Twenty-two years ago, Nicole Miller held her first fashion show in China. At the time, she characterized the market as conservative and “not very established.” But now the market looks very different.

Every year on March 26, Nike celebrates Air Max Day, the anniversary of the launch of the first Air Max 1 in 1987. With that comes a slew of promotions, events and, most importantly, a new Air Max style. Yet this year, there’s a surprising difference: Nike announced it will...

For many digitally-native DTC brands, the path toward a physical brick-and-mortar presence is clear: Open a pop-up shop, gauge interest and then open a permanent store. But Dolls Kill, a fashion brand founded in 2011 with ties to the electronic dance music subculture, is taking a somewhat alternative approach.

There are two kinds of fake watches, according to Charlie Emslie, a watchmaker and authenticator at watch resale platform Crown & Caliber. There are watches that incorporate cutting-edge 3D printing and laser technology that are nearly indistinguishable from the real thing, and there are watches that “look like they wrote...

The second floor of Showfields, the newly opened multi-brand storefront in New York City’s NoHo neighborhood, is filled with seven miniature storefronts from small DTC brands that run the gamut of fashion to beauty to homeware and range from brands that just launched a few months ago to brands that...

As Instagram has become a dominant force in the fashion world today, it is easy to look at a brand’s number of followers as a shorthand for the success it has had in building a community. But those numbers are not always the barometer of a brand’s audience.

Lane Bryant, once one of the few brands to cater to plus-size women in any significant way, is now one of many in a growing category of plus-size fashion.