With September just around the corner, fall fashion is starting to hit the shelves at retailers across the country. They’re trying to balance new tariffs and a value-driven consumer.

The increasing popularity of the sport means more people buying running gear. The greater social component makes people want to look good, too.

In recent years Crocs have become a Gen Z fashion staple in spite of both aesthetic and environmental objections.

Handbags that resemble the luxe Hermès Birkin have sold for less than $100 at the mass-market retailer. Is that infringement or just a good deal?

It’s targeting Target.

Companies working on behalf of bands approach big-box retailers to see if they want to carry any merch.

The Olympics is big business for brands — and this year, it’s not just giants like Adidas and Nike whose uniforms will be worn by competitors.

Guessing at someone’s color season has become a popular internet parlor game. It’s also a growing business for people looking to boost their professional image and the entrepreneurs ready to help them do that.

Part of denim’s staying power comes from its ability to adapt to the trends of each generation.

We hear how model and activist Bethann Hardison continues to fight for diverse runways.