These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday. Former CaaStLE CEO indicted in $300 million fashion rental fraud ...

As New York City moves forward with a zoning plan that would designate commercial areas for residential construction in ...

The former chief executive of clothing technology companies was released on $1 million bail after pleading not guilty to ...

Disgraced former Congressman George Santos bid adieu to his fans and haters in dramatic fashion before heading to prison ...

Japanese streetwear retailer BAPE, A Bathing Ape, will open its first Canadian store on Alberni Street in downtown Vancouver.

In yet another unusual twist, John Sarcone is back on the job as the top federal prosecutor for the Northern District of New York. Attorney General Pam Bondi appointed Sarcone as acting U.S ...

Beverly Hills-based jeweler Ildico bought a 9,445-square-foot retail building in the Miami Design District for $35 million, ...

As gold prices hit all-time highs, owners of vintage baubles and family heirlooms are scrambling to trade them for dollars — and the frenzy has sparked a cash shortage across New York City’s ...

Patricia Peterson in 1963. At The New York Times, she documented a changing culture as it was expressed through fashion. “That was what was so exciting,” she said.

The show — billed as the last time that all eight living Wu members will be on the road — brought the ruckus, as well as a slew of guests, to Madison Square Garden ...