After seven years in business, Title of Work designer Jonathan Meizler -- who has e-commerce sales through his site -- feels like he has finally built a foundation for the brand and is ready to launch standalone retail stores. For the past two months, he’s been testing the concept in...

The New York Times is continuing to build upon the momentum of its “Truth is Hard” campaign with a new video advertisement designed for broadcast television, print and digital media in honor of International Women’s Day.

A customization station and a VIP virtual reality experience are coming to the Diane von Furstenberg flagship store -- a brand complex that is also home to her studio, apartment and company offices -- in honor of International Women’s Day.

While spectacles abounded in all four cities, certain shows proved buzzier than others, particularly on social media. For the fashion industry, engaging with consumers on social media has become increasingly vital to driving sales. This reality rings particularly true as more and more designers opt out of fashion month altogether...

Deborah Lippmann sat down for an episode of the Glossy Podcast, where she discussed the importance of choosing the right retail partners, the competition in the industry and plans for her next investment.

Bustle Digital Group is looking to capitalize on the lack of female voices in the streetwear industry with a new video series called "Blaze," which will spotlight female entrepreneurs, influencers and sneaker enthusiasts.

We caught up with designer Rachel Roy to learn more about how her philanthropic mission has evolved over the years, and how businesses like her own can effectively team with organizations like the United Nations to create meaningful change.

Streetwear publisher Highsnobiety is setting the goal to make commerce revenue to 30 percent of its total revenue over the next five years, according to the publisher.

As Amazon continues to become a private-label player, mass retailers that have long been in the in-house collection game started to find it wasn’t enough. As a result, brands like Walmart, JCPenney, Kohl’s and Target are ramping up their efforts in an effort to to identify ways to beat the...