Mr Dickson’s plan for Gap involves more than splashy marketing. He has been fixing up its property portfolio, continuing to close some shops but refurbishing others. Footfall at its remaining stores ...

Now through March 22, Madewell Insiders (it’s free to become one) can take 25 percent off most merchandise, including already-on-sale items. While Madewell’s regular sale section always has plenty to ...

Crises erupt across the world with alarming regularity, and yet the biannual fashion shows press on, with designers creating a compelling distraction as if escapism were a duty.

Every year, Consumer Reports names its 10 Top Picks—those cars, SUVs, and trucks that excel in our tests and member surveys. These are exceptional models that are easy for us to recommend, and they ...

Here’s what does: color and uplift. The long shadow of quiet luxury is receding. Something brighter, more buoyant is moving ...

The 106-year old brand is expected to close its North American stores amid bankruptcy, but to car enthusiasts, the name Eddie Bauer is forever tied to the Blue Oval.

An American designer based in Los Angeles with a background in dance, Rudi Gernreich’s work was intensely body-focused and ...

Hemp was illegal to grow or distribute hemp in the U.S. for nearly a century until 2018 when Congress lifted federal ...

The vast majority of clothing Americans purchase is imported. Kai Ryssdal looks at how one Los Angeles company does their ...

How two central Montana companies led the creation of a domestically made shirt from hemp, a crop that had been illegal to grow in the U.S. for nearly a century.

Much of the world is reeling from heinous realizations about men following the newly released tranche of Epstein files: that men in elite posts across government, business and academia have run the ...

In 2020, a northcentral Montana hemp crop was harvested, beginning a trial run by two Montana companies to produce clothing without the material ever leaving the United States. When the shirt finally ...