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The retailer is expanding its use of a new visual search tool. → Read More
The group of six British fashion brands will hold court at a Fred Segal pop-up. → Read More
Farm Rio has opened its first store on the West Coast at Westfield Century City as the company turns its attention to U.S. growth. → Read More
The center of research and development for the company’s portfolio brands bolsters the greater Los Angeles area’s broader denim sustainability efforts. → Read More
The online retailer is the latest to offer a marketplace for sustainable labels. → Read More
The Los Angeles design house’s partnership with Adidas is a nod to Bristol Studios creative director Luke Tadashi’s childhood. → Read More
The model fronts the Australian denim label’s fall capsule campaign. → Read More
It’s not an exact science with The RealReal senior valuation manager Sean Conway’s secret formula, gleaned from years working retail. → Read More
The 1,000-square-foot shop is its only physical presence outside of the Revolve Social Club. → Read More
The 1,000-square-foot shop is its only physical presence outside of the Revolve Social Club. → Read More
Sean John’s White Party label’s collaboration with the magazine will be sold exclusively through Macy’s. → Read More
The new label from Nick Tershay, Rob Kardashian and a collection of their friends straddles skateboarding and streetwear. → Read More
The capital infusion will be pumped into the sales force, product development and online advertising. → Read More
The new deal brings Lopez and the denim company together once again after the artist fronted Guess’ spring campaign last year. → Read More
A few pairs of the limited-edition release will debut at H. Lorenzo Friday, ahead of broader distribution next month. → Read More
The capsule will first launch on the app, followed by Selfridges and pop-ups in the U.S. → Read More
The digital brand started off as a low-cost, rental option for wedding parties, and is now giving people the chance to own their suits. → Read More
The clothing rental box company, sister to Gwynnie Bee, joins brands such as Ann Taylor, Express, Vince and Rebecca Taylor — all enabled by the same technology platform. → Read More
The two kicked off a three-city celebration of their collaboration, starting in West Hollywood. → Read More
Collaborations with designers and other artists on the mouse ears will begin rolling out on a monthly basis at the company’s domestic parks and online. → Read More