Shortly after debuting its online store earlier this month, Chloe is going all in on digital, hoping to lure consumers to the site with the one-of-a kind offering. The sunglasses are a fresh take on one of its most iconic styles, the "Carlina," and will be cast in 18-karat gold,...

To assuage security concerns among its most affluent consumers, Bulgari has partnered with WISeKey, a Switzerland-based service that will allow shoppers to use enhanced protection when making purchases on mobile. The offering will also help shoppers find stores and safely store information including personal identification, bank access, credit card numbers,...

Following popular indie artist Tuesday Bassen's public battle with Zara, a number of artists have spoken publicly about their challenges with major retailers appropriating their work without compensation or attribution.

Popular indie artist Tuesday Bassen, known for her whimsical designs and illustrations, took to Twitter yesterday to share that Zara had stolen her designs, sans attribution or compensation.

While the "Internet of Clothing" may still be in a nascent stage, packaging and labeling company Avery Dennison and smart-products platform Evrythng is determined to entice retailers and consumers alike with its new informational video on how the connected products platform will work.

Prior to allegations that Melania Trump plagiarized Michelle Obama’s address to the 2008 Democratic National Convention, most of of the online attention was directed toward her dress. The wife of presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump strutted onto center stage at the Republican National Convention last night in a form-fitting, off-white cotton dress...

Allure fashion director, Rachael Wang, began her career as a stylist assistant at Self magazine. Today, she's heading Allure's fashion direction and coverage. While she doesn't post on her personal Instagram a huge amount - roughly once or twice a week - she said it's a vital tool for fashion...

Urban Outfitters joins a number of other companies that recently started to capitalize on the tumultuous 2016 presidential election, including American Apparel's "Make America Gay Again" T-shirt campaign, a play on Trump's campaign slogan and an effort to support LBGTQ rights.

The “opening up” of fashion is well chronicled. Old gatekeepers are moving on, being replaced by a new breed of consumers who double as fashion editors. Keeping this change in her sights, Alexis Maybank launched in April Project September, a new app that links brands with shoppers. Hear what she...