The Dutch brand Botter made an impassioned plea for Black Lives Matter Friday at Paris men's fashion week.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell said Monday that the fashion industry must start "enforcing inclusion" on the catwalk and beyond.
One very select group of fashionistas were not crying into their cocktails when the Paris fashion shows were canceled because of the coronavirus.
South Sudanese model Adut Akech was the star of Chanel's teeny-weeny Paris haute couture show Tuesday which featured two "punk princesses."
The first ever digital Paris fashion week started Monday to mixed reviews from fashionistas.
US fashion brand Calvin Klein has introduced a new campaign that features a plus-size, African-American transgender model. This and French cosmetics brand L'oreal Paris' decision to alter its slogan have both sparked controversy on Chinese social media as many netizens said they felt the move was merely an attempt by the companies to be "politically correct."
British luxury brand Burberry will cooperate with popular Chinese web reality show Street Dance of China Season 3 to better cater to youth culture in an attempt to inject some life in its dropping revenue amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Berlin's art galleries are closed, but the art scene is rising to the occasion as around 50 artists join a community exhibition from their balconies.
Two of the main events in the fashion calendar - Paris men's fashion week and the haute couture shows - scheduled for June and July have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, organizers said on Friday.
Instead of a designer, Zhang Yan, 25, who made his New York fashion week debut in 2019, prefers to call himself a tailor, because in his view, tailoring requires more talent and skill.