Mod is back for Spring 2025. The vibe speaks to consumers need for uncomplicated, functional clothing that still packs a major style punch.

Brands reaching out to request coverage from an editor is a big ask - even in our fragmented media landscape. Here’s how to get it right.

Why Mocha Mousse is a plastic mess, plus Calvin Klein returns to NYFW, Jil Sander’s new book, jewelry line Paris 1925, and what was discovered under Notre Dame.

This month’s mood board showcases Swedish Grace, a romantic, national design style of the twentieth century.

It was a busy year for fashion, but amongst all the happenings there were a few stories that stood out for me.

Recent exhibitions, the fashion industry struggles to meet its climate goals, and the fallout from the US election.

From late payments to AI harvesting, independent fashion and beauty creatives are facing a wide range of challenges.

Why indie brands are still struggling, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy’s style, pop-up stores now, and the Zefren-M-RRL collab.

Paul Poiret was the first French couturier of the 20th century to break with the past and create a modern fashion brand.

Designers presented women with an idealized vision of spring, offering an entertaining escape from reality.

Not all advice is good advice, which is why brand owners should be picky when listening to investor feedback.

The Tapestry-Capri Holdings merger, knitwear by Zankov, all about Burberry with Gen Z and Gen Alpha, and more.

Creative directors are embracing the power of red for Fall 2024, but the color is a major trend both on and off the runways.

From mall retailers to luxury houses, growth is slowing. How can independent brands navigate current economic headwinds?

SWAIA’s annual Native Fashion Show, garden fashion, BMoCA is getting new digs, and why Maria Callas is still trending.

As luxury brands face criticism for production and quality concerns, some are emphasizing craftsmanship as a core value.

While Gucci taps into its strong heritage and begins to see its turnaround strategy take hold, Burberry continues to struggle.

Celebrating 50 years of hip-hop style, Daniel Del Core has arrived, Missy Elliott goes to Venus, and more.

Fashion brands are increasingly only engaging with journalists, editors, and influencers when it serves their purposes.

From billowing maxi capes to explorations of textures through artisanal techniques, drama was the focus for Fall 2024.