• MuseSelect Is Betting Up to 25% Commissions Can Change the Creator Commerce Equation

    Sponsored StoryCreators may increasingly influence what shoppers buy, but they still capture a relatively small share of the economics behind those purchases. MuseSelect is betting that the next phase of social commerce will give them a bigger stake.
    The platform officially launched its U.S. Creator Fashion Market at CoCreate LA today, bringing more than 5,000 fall and winter styles from over 100 brands to fashion creators. It also unveiled Muse 1000, a three-year initiative designed to help 1,0
  • Rachel Comey Spring 2027 Celebrates a Female Pro-Wrestler and Chocolate in Your Purse

    On Wednesday inside the Judson Memorial Church in Greenwich Village, Rachel Comey celebrated 25 years with a Spring 2027 collection inspired by an unexpected muse: Rosalyn Drexler.The late artist, playwright, novelist, nightclub singer, Emmy Award-winning comedy writer and professional wrestler (!) had a distinctive presence in New York City’s cultural scene. (And even performed at the Judson in the 1960s.) Comey and her team went into Drexler’s archive and pulled out imagery, writin
  • Henry Zankov's Diane von Furstenberg Spring 2027 Debut Welcomes a New Generation

    Atop The High Line, just above Diane von Furstenberg’s Meatpacking District store, Henry Zankov unveiled his vision for the iconic label on Thursday morning. As the official start to the New York Fashion Week schedule — and one of the buzziest designer debuts — Diane von Furstenberg’s Spring 2027 collection was awash with vibrant prints and an arresting color palette, which is right in Zankov’s wheelhouse.
    The New York-based designer, who previously worked at Diane
  • At Rachel Antonoff and Susan Alexandra's NYFW Show, Pet Parents Schlep in Style

    What better way to celebrate day zero of New York Fashion Week than with a parade of dogs (and their well-dressed celebrity handlers)? For the third year in a row, Rachel Antonoff and Susan Alexandra partnered for their annual “Best in Show” event, turning the brands’ Spring 2027 runway into a rescue dog show presenting adoptable canines from Animal Haven.
    Hosted by comedians Jacqueline Novak and Chris Fleming, the stylish spoof of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show took plac
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  • Coach Throws Itself a Birthday Party for Spring 2027

    What’s the best way a brand can celebrate its 85th anniversary? According to Coach, with lots of party hats and sequins. On Wednesday evening, guests walked into a spacious, dimly lit venue at New York City’s Pier 36 for Coach’s Spring 2027 show and were greeted with small tables of olives, breadsticks and glasses of wine. Then came the show, which was a love letter to Coach.
    “[The collection] is ultimately about love,” Creative Director Stuart Vevers told press bac
  • 8 Street Style 'It' Items We Expect to See at New York Fashion Week

    New York Fashion Week officially kicked off on Thursday (unofficially on Wednesday), and already we’re taking note of what the stylish showgoers are wearing. Because let’s be honest — some of the best fashion is happening outside the runway shows.
    As usual, Copenhagen Fashion Week already teased a handful of street style trends we can expect to make their rounds in New York, London, Milan and Paris. What else is Team Fashionista predicting to see outside the Spring 2027 shows?
  • The Barbification of 'Practical Magic 2'

    In 2023, a poster for “Practical Magic 2” began circulating online. It was fake — a fan rendering cast out into the ether — but it spread anyway. For anyone who dabbles in New Age woo woo, a sequel ending up happening might count as a successful manifestation, the faux poster a makeshift vision board. We witches, however, call that a spell. But remember Aunt Jet’s warning long ago: Be careful what you wish for.
    When “Practical Magic” was first released i
  • World Bank urges Bangladesh to cut tariffs ahead of LDC graduation

    World Bank urges Bangladesh to cut tariffs ahead of LDC graduation
    World Bank has advised Bangladesh to phase down tariffs, remove para-tariffs and negotiate deeper trade agreements as LDC graduation approaches.
    For apparel, footwear and input-dependent manufacturers, lower duties could improve sourcing costs but reduce border-tax protection.
    The study warns abrupt reform could hit import-tax revenue, so fiscal and worker-adjustment measures are needed.
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  • US' Banana Republic teams up with La Ligne for 36-piece collection

    US' Banana Republic teams up with La Ligne for 36-piece collection
    Banana Republic will launch a 36-piece limited-edition autumn collaboration with brand La Ligne on September 9, 2026, after Encore member early access.The range reworks Banana Republic archive cues with La Ligne stripes across shirting, knitwear, outerwear, tailoring, T-shirts and accessories.Prices run from $20-1,500, with availability through select Banana Republic stores and online.
  • Is polyester's crude-led rally sustainable amid weak demand?

    Is polyester's crude-led rally sustainable amid weak demand?
    Global polyester feedstock markets firmed in the first week of September 2026 as US-Iran tensions lifted crude oil, PTA and MEG.
    PTA rose across major routes, with CFR India up 1.6 per cent and CFR Southeast Asia up 2.8 per cent between August 31 and September 4.
    MEG gains were sharper, led by domestic China up 13.5 per cent, but weak downstream demand left polyester makers nursing wider losses.
  • Indian minister Goyal urges BRICS push for women-led exporters

    Indian minister Goyal urges BRICS push for women-led exporters
    Indian minister Piyush Goyal has urged BRICS to expand opportunities for women-led enterprises in global trade through easier credit, buyer access and predictable rules.
    For textile and apparel exporters, proposed BRICS platforms, e-documents and sectoral women-led delegations could widen market links.
    Goyal also pushed action on invoice discounting, exhibitions and a Women’s Advancement Fund up to 2030.
  • ICE cotton futures rise ahead of WASDE amid supply concerns

    ICE cotton futures rise ahead of WASDE amid supply concerns
    ICE cotton futures ended a five-session slide, with December 2026 settling at 87.28 cents, up 0.98 cent.
    US crop condition worsened as good/excellent ratings fell to 34 per cent, keeping supply concerns in focus before Friday’s WASDE.
    China’s State Reserve sold 8,007 tonnes in its 38th sold-out auction, while domestic ZCE cotton stayed weak.
  • BrilliA brings Jockey brand to Indonesia under five-year deal

    BrilliA brings Jockey brand to Indonesia under five-year deal
    BrilliA has launched Jockey branded products in Indonesia through PT. Mirae Asia Pasifik under an exclusive five-year trademark licence.
    The roll-out adds an intimatewear and loungewear offer across website, marketplaces, wholesale and retail channels.
    The first assortment covers underwear, bras and loungewear, with shapewear, socks, activewear and sleepwear expected later.
  • Bangladesh para-tariffs double effective border protection: World Bank

    Bangladesh para-tariffs double effective border protection: World Bank
    Bangladesh’s border protection averages 15.4 per cent with para-tariffs, versus a 7.0 per cent trade-weighted MFN tariff.
    Footwear, hides and skins and transport equipment among others face the widest gaps, shaping sourcing and pricing.
    The World Bank urges phased cuts and says full reform would cost 0.83 percentage points of GDP.
  • Levi’s India expands ‘Behind Every Original’ campaign with Alia Bhatt

    Levi’s India expands ‘Behind Every Original’ campaign with Alia Bhatt
    Levi's has rolled out Chapter Two: Many Ways, One Original in India under its global Behind Every Original campaign, starring Alia Bhatt.
    The brand film frames personal style as a mix of moods, memories and influences, reinforcing Levi's individuality-led denim positioning.
    For apparel retail teams, the latest collection foregrounds versatile fits, silhouettes and styling across multiple looks.
  • Germany's Puma names Steve Cecchini as new sports marketing leader

    Germany's Puma names Steve Cecchini as new sports marketing leader
    PUMA has appointed Steve Cecchini as Senior Vice President Sports Marketing effective 1 October 2026, reporting directly to CEO Arthur Hoeld.The former Nike executive will develop PUMA's global sports marketing organization and manage partnerships with athletes, teams and federations, supporting the company's ambition to boost product visibility and become a top-three global sports brand.
  • Barmag to showcase POY 2.0 under ‘A New Era’ at ITMA Asia 2026

    Barmag to showcase POY 2.0 under ‘A New Era’ at ITMA Asia 2026
    Barmag will showcase next-generation spinning, texturing, staple fibre and nonwoven technologies at ITMA Asia 2026 in Shanghai.
    Led by POY 2.0, the portfolio combines automation, digital process control, energy savings and flexible production.
    Solutions including atmos.io, eFK EvoSmart, EvoSteam, FiberGuard and hycuTEC target higher productivity, lower waste and more sustainable textile manufacturing.
  • Harlem's Fashion Row Celebrates New Print Magazine and Cover Star Tracee Ellis Ross

    The first event of New York Fashion Week always feels like a deep inhale before the chaos. On Tuesday evening, that moment came courtesy of the 19th annual Harlem’s Fashion Row Runway Show and Style Awards ceremony in New York City.
    The theme for the event was “Peace by Piece,” a nod to both protecting one’s peace and the way fashion industry insiders build their careers and brands — literally piece by piece. The show opened with remarks from Harlem’s Fashion
  • The 2026 CFDA Fashion Award Nominees Are In

    Just as New York Fashion Week kicked off Wednesday, the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) unveiled its nominees and honorees for the 2026 CFDA Fashion Awards.
    Up for the American Womenswear Designer of the Year are Catherine Holstein for Khaite, Michael Kors, Rachel Scott for Diotima, Tory Burch and Wes Gordon for Carolina Herrera. Scott, Burch and Gordon are all returning nominees from last year’s race, while last year’s winner, Ralph Lauren, has moved over to the mensw
  • Yulee Choi Is Entering Her Fashion Era, One Look at a Time

    Sponsored StoryIf you don’t know Yulee Choi, you will soon. Her career in music stretches back more than a decade. The Korean singer-songwriter began her career as a composer. In 2020, she founded SRP Entertainment, where she developed and managed artists. In 2023, she launched her own solo career, followed by her first full-length album in 2024. Basically, she can’t be stopped.
    It’s not just music, either. In 2025, Choi had her feature-film debut in Netflix’s “Food
  • Must Read: Theory Names James Kelly Global CEO, Belle Brands Acquires Vegamour

    These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Wednesday.
    Theory Names James Kelly Global CEO
    Theory has named James Kelly as global CEO, the New York-based fashion brand announced Wednesday. Kelly, previously Theory’s global co-chief operating officer and CFO, will oversee global operations and growth for Theory and Helmut Lang. Kelly succeeds Dinesh Tandon, who will transition from Theory’s global CEO to global co-chief operating officer, while also returning to his role
  • La Ligne Dug Through Banana Republic's Archives for Its New 36-Piece Collaboration

    Occasionally, we use affiliate links on our site. This in no way affects our editorial decision-making.We’ve talked a lot about how mall brands are back. Gap, Old Navy and Abercrombie & Fitch have had major moments in the past few years, and we’re even seeing Hollister creep back into the zeitgeist. Banana Republic, part of Gap Inc., is ready for its moment: The retailer teamed up with New York-based womenswear brand La Ligne on a 36-piece collection that launches Wednesday.
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  • Is The Future of Fashion Weeks… Sweat?

    At the Men’s and Haute Couture Fashion Weeks in Paris this summer, the hottest accessory wasn’t a rare designer sneaker or fresh-off-the-runway handbag, but something far smaller: handheld fans.
    After a red heatwave alert issued by Météo-France, the country’s national weather service, attendees felt the effects of climate change firsthand throughout the two weeks. Sweat stains became signs of a busy schedule, deodorant turned into a “what’s in my bag&r
  • Meet the Designers Making Their New York Fashion Week Debuts for Spring 2027

    This September, all eyes are on the Big Apple as New York Fashion Week kicks off the Spring 2027 season. The six-day fashion spectacular, scheduled from Sept. 10 – 15, welcomes NYFW’s usual suspects (Tommy Hilfiger! Tory Burch! Christian Siriano!), but a slew of newcomers are also poised to make their mark.
    This season, three of this year’s CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund (CVFF) finalists — Jamie Haller, Bad Binch TongTong and Milamore — are showing on the official calendar
  • Must Read: 'WYouth' Releases First Issue, Sabato De Sarno Named Creative Director of Icicle

    These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday.
    WYouth Releases First Issue
    W Magazine is unveiling WYouth (pronounced “Double Youth”), a spinoff magazine aimed at teens, with its debut issue arriving on newsstands Sept. 15. The idea came from a text Sofia Coppola sent to Ava Nirui suggesting a teen version of W, and Coppola later connected her with W‘s Editor-in-Chief Sara Moonves. For WYouth‘s first issue, the theme centers on connection and features Haile
  • US' Ecobat completes lithium exit with Arizona operations sale

    US' Ecobat completes lithium exit with Arizona operations sale
    Ecobat has closed the sale of its lithium-ion battery recycling operations and assets in Casa Grande, Arizona.
    The deal is the final step in its exit from lithium recycling after prior disposals in Darlaston, United Kingdom, and Hettstedt, Germany.
    The company will now concentrate resources on its North American lead recycling operations.
  • UAE's Gulf Cryo targets 1,300 MTPD regional CO₂ capacity by 2026

    UAE's Gulf Cryo targets 1,300 MTPD regional CO₂ capacity by 2026
    Gulf Cryo plans to lift regional liquid CO₂ output from 700 MTPD to 1,300 MTPD by end-2026, equal to over 470,000 metric tonnes a year.
    Projects in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait aim to secure local supply and GCC backup for industrial users.
    A further 750 MTPD from existing facilities can be activated as demand rises.
  • South India cotton yarn prices steady as demand stays weak

    South India cotton yarn prices steady as demand stays weak
    South Indian cotton yarn demand stays sluggish, with Mumbai and Tiruppur prices stable as buyers limit purchases.
    High cotton yarn prices are shifting buying towards polyester and polyester-cotton yarns, while weak garment exports weigh on demand.
    Gujarat cotton prices returned to previous levels; mills have one-to-two-month stock cover, and the new crop needs more rain in western India.
  • Shell, Schneider Electric and Axens install electric refinery heater

    Shell, Schneider Electric and Axens install electric refinery heater
    Shell, Schneider Electric and Axens have installed an industrial-scale Electric Tubular Heater at Shell Rheinland’s R3 base oil project in Germany.
    The European first replaces conventional fired heating with an electric option designed for zero direct CO₂ and NOx emissions.
    The project integrates process technology, electrification, power distribution and controls for refinery heating.
  • MEG's 10.88% surge squeezes polyester margins as suppliers gain

    MEG's 10.88% surge squeezes polyester margins as suppliers gain
    Asian MEG prices recorded their sharpest weekly move in months as Gulf shipment disruption through the Strait of Hormuz tightened China availability.
    TexPro showed CFR China closing at $815/mt, up 10.88 per cent from Monday’s $735/mt, while CFR SE Asia rose 9.62 per cent to $855/mt.
    Domestic China MEG increased 14.29 per cent to CNY 6,912/mt, outpacing import benchmarks.

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