• Must Read: Aurora James and the 15 Percent Pledge Sued for Fraud, H&M Group Sales Rise by 1% in Q3

    These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday.
    Aurora James and the 15 Percent Pledge Sued for Fraud
    Aurora James is being sued alongside her organization the 15 Percent Pledge and its fiscal sponsor Philanthropic Ventures Foundation by The Gathery, the Brooklyn creative agency that produced the nonprofit’s 2026 gala. First reported by Carson Griffith’s “Rich People Shit,” the case centers on a complaint regarding an unpaid bill of $777.871.84 in principal
  • Meet Your New Favorite Fall Bag: The Coach Brooklyn

    Sponsored StoryOccasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making.Fall dressing is all about embracing texture, so why not extend it to your handbag this season? Enter Coach’s Brooklyn collection, a family of slouchy shoulder bags that combines the ease of an everyday carryall with an on-trend silhouette, available in a range of sizes. The relaxed, minimalist shape was designed to develop character the more you wear it, and it makes a gre
  • How Beauty Became Obsessed With Bold, Expressive Packaging

    In February 2022, as COVID-19 restrictions loosened and consumers itched to bring the life back into dark days, Byoma skin care gained immediate attention. Launching with a sleek, geometric, color-blocked design, the London-based brand immediately made a splash on social media, primarily targeting Gen Z.
    According to the brand’s launch agency, its release campaign generated 58 press placements in four weeks, including 14 standalone features and 253 social mentions across Instagram, TikTok
  • Mullet Hems Are Back with a Vengeance

    From peplum tops to “millennial mint” colorways, 2010s-era trends are back with a vengeance. Across the Spring 2027 runways in Copenhagen, New York and London (so far), mullet — or high-low — hems are the latest throwback silhouette to make a resurgence after their 2010s heyday.
    The style’s moniker speaks for itself: Just like a good ol’ Midwestern mullet, the hemline is short in the front (business) and long in the back (party). Depending on your persuasion,
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