In an effort to increase access to educational tools for the next generation of hypebeasts, the Fashion Institute of Technology is partnering with Complex to roll out an online course that teaches the fundamentals of sneaker design.

While retailers have long used customer loyalty programs as a tactic to encourage return shoppers, they’re beginning to shift focus away from traditional punch cards and point systems in favor of giving consumers cash back that they can use anywhere.

As the way consumers shop for diamond rings continues to evolve, jewelers are looking to new forms of technology to keep up.

Though the average bra size in America is a 34DD, consumers seeking support in this size or larger will be hard-pressed to find something that fits.

With Farfetch operating the entirety of the brand’s global e-commerce logistics, Burberry will be able to ship and deliver orders as they’re placed during Saturday’s in-season runway show to shoppers in the London area. The “Show to Door” program promises that any orders purchased from the runway within the first...

T Magazine, the fashion and style publication of The New York Times, is revamping both its design and editorial strategy to better resonate with an evolving demographic of readers and advertisers.

At the end of February’s New York Fashion Week — where editors, celebrities and influencers viewed glamorous new collections from some of the world’s best designers — a general consensus: Kind of boring, no?

Rebecca Taylor joined the Glossy Podcast for an episode of the NYFW series to discuss the evolution of her relationship with the runway show, her decision to break away from the in-season model and the role technology has played in her collections.

As fashion week continues to go through a time of transition, designers are mostly landing in one of two camps: those who stay on the runway and those who choose a presentation. Despite existential hand-wringing, the runway isn’t dead. The heavyweights like Ralph Lauren, Coach and Calvin Klein have stayed...