Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" at the Met is an exploration of Black men’s style and the importance of that style to the formation of Black identities.

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On fashion's biggest night, ESPN goes behind the scenes with the Super Bowl champion and Philadelphia Eagles star.

As the menswear-focused exhibit — the Costume Institute’s first to exclusively display Black designers — opens to the public, ...

La Union Filipiniana, a clothing line by Eleonore Frank, is celebrating Filipino culture with a bridal collection that incorporates traditional elements such as the iconic butterfly sleeve, while ...

Boye “Bibi” Asenuga remembers the first time she rode through a Massachusetts snowstorm to reach her fashion design classes ...

At the heart of it all is the Couture Collective, a new membership group at Memphis’ art museum dedicated to celebrating ...

Mattel is unveiling its first Ken in the Barbie's Styled By series with a doll designed by Brooklyn-based artist KidSuper.

Walking into the Met in Diotima is a way to honor Rachel’s artistry and reinforce the power of investing in Black creative ...

Police in Costa Mesa continued their fight against organized retail theft rings by arresting a suspect who stole approximately $120,000 in designer merchandise.   The Costa Mesa Police Department ...

The buzzy business model calling its sellers “muses” and highlighting them on social media in magazine-worthy photographs ...

Worth: Inventing Haute Couture’ at Petit Palais traces the history of one of fashion’s most influential houses.