Category: Shopping and Retail

Aimé Leon Dore Is the Future of Men’s Wear

The brand, which bridges the streetwear-luxury gap and has taken on investment from LVMH, is a template for the future of men’s wear.
Aimé Leon Dore Is the Future of Men’s Wear

The brand, which bridges the streetwear-luxury gap and has taken on investment from LVMH, is a template for the future of men’s wear.
Gap, Looking for Barbie Magic, Hires Mattel’s President as C.E.O.

Richard Dickson helped improve Barbie’s image, culminating in the blockbuster film. Now he faces a similar turnaround challenge at the retailer.
Best Stylish Hand Fans to Stay Cool

They could also be used to say, “I love you.” Can an air-conditioner do that?
The Watch Universe in Singapore is Expanding

Major brands are opening new shops, local entrepreneurs are growing their lines and collectors are getting new contenders.
Emily Oberg Wants Sporty & Rich to Be the Next Goop

Sporty & Rich, a popular line of merch that promotes healthy, luxurious living, is opening its first store-spa-cafe. Next stop: colonic clubs?
Banana Republic Wants to Outfit Your Home, Too

Responding to a volatile market for work clothes, the retailer hopes that selling home goods will help stabilize its business.
So You Want to Be Daddy’s Little Meatball?

The slogan has taken over New York City’s souvenir shops, and the T-shirts are worn by tourists and downtown Manhattanites alike.
A Love of the Worn

Celebrities appreciate the antique look of Magnolia Pearl, a brand that takes inspiration from Victoriana, carnivals and “hobos,” and has recently drawn ire on social media.
A Love of the Worn

Celebrities appreciate the antique look of Magnolia Pearl, a brand that takes inspiration from Victoriana, carnivals and “hobos,” and has recently drawn ire on social media.
‘American Made’ T-Shirts Are Having Their Best Year Yet

Flag-themed apparel and other Americana are always July Fourth favorites, but it now may matter more where those stars and stripes were stitched.
‘American Made’ T-Shirts Are Having Their Best Year Yet

Flag-themed apparel and other Americana are always July Fourth favorites, but it now may matter more where those stars and stripes were stitched.