Cristal! Caviar! Chris Martin! How the rich (and sometimes famous) get married.
ASOS stocks 85,000 styles on its site. Boohoo turns around collections in two weeks flat. And competitors are freaking out.
One-fifth of American students wear them. But do they level the playing field or just further marginalize poor kids?
The e-commerce giant knows how to sell you underwear, but can it fill the rest of your closet?
On clothes, color, and anxiety.
How the Golden State dictates what we wear, from Venice Beach to Silicon Valley.
Can the "self-purchasing woman" save a brand in turmoil?
It starts with brands banning fur (and wool and leather and down and angora), and ends with a totally vegan society.
Nearly every aspect of the American shopping experience can be traced back to one second-tier city in the Midwest.
From Supreme to Ralph Lauren, China to Cuba.
Since ancient times, across so many cultures and for myriad reasons, women have covered their hair — an act tied up in competing notions of freedom and oppression.
Inside Cuba's shopping industry, from the black markets to the country's up-and-coming designers.
A story in four case studies.
While its peers are struggling, the retail giant is doubling down on what it does best — and going beyond its American roots.
Meet the kids who krump their way to world acclaim.
The supermodel wants women to smize all the way to the bank with her direct sales beauty company. Who wins when Tyra’s on top?
A visit to the Chinese factories that made Donald Trump’s clothing brand possible.
For Dress for Success, it all starts with a suit.
Billy Blanks hopes to win over a new generation.
From Moscow to Sydney to Seoul, can local fashion weeks really go global?
A not-so-overnight success story.
What men are wearing, how men are shopping, and why everyone’s getting in on the action now.
Malls aren’t dying. They’re changing.
The making of an iconic brand — and what’s next.
Or: when a logo becomes a lifestyle.
How a one-man candle company took over the world
Selling jewelry, furniture, and more at the country's largest maximum security prison.
Can synthetic stones solve the jewelry industry’s problems?
Getting your happily ever after at the Happiest Place on Earth.
Reporting live from the Olympics of hair.
Why are retailers like Sports Authority in so much trouble?
Ear piercing has been around for thousands of years. Why, and how, do we still do it?
How laxative teas took over Instagram, one $250,000 celebrity endorsement at a time.
Sister Kate and Sister Darcy aren’t real nuns, but they do want to save you — with weed.