Fashion

"Ivy was a huge clothing phenomenon in the mid-20th century," said Avery Trufelman, host of the podcast "Articles of Interest." "And over time, it evolved into what was in the '70s and '80s called 'preppy style,' and what I argue now almost has no name at all."

The chain has benefited from '90s fashion trends, a good supply chain and looking outside of malls, says Elizabeth Segran of Fast Company.

Sustainability and demand for apparel make reselling used clothes an attractive option for brands, including Lululemon and Target.

Israa Enan started her own clothing boutique to sell hijabs to meet the needs of a new generation of Muslim consumers.

Rent the Runway prepares for its IPO at a time when the logistics around delivery and consumer demand is still in flux.

Brands can be judged as stringently as the athletes they hope to dress.

The move towards a casual dress code is more complicated than switching out a blazer for a sweatshirt.

Ever wonder why you keep seeing the same clothing trends in store after store? Or why a certain color is everywhere?

Julie Wainwright, CEO of the luxury consignment store, says in-person shopping "makes sense for our business."

As her collections continue to sell out, Wanek is adjusting to increased demand for her clothing.