Stacey LeascaSeptember 7, 2012 15:59

NYFW designers from around the globe are helping to make this a well dressed world.

Skinny jeans may be hazardous to your health, UK study finds

Faine GreenwoodJuly 16, 2012 20:00

Hipster-haters, rejoice: skinny jeans may be hazardous to your health. Testicular problems in young men are rising, health experts say, and the problem may be linked to the popularity of tight jeans, reported the UK's Telegraph newspaper.

Jessen O'BrienJuly 3, 2012 13:20

9 Fourth Fashions (PHOTOS)

Red, white, and blue has never looked so good.

Not sure what to wear this Independence Day? Here are a few chic looks for inspiration.

Fourth Fashions

Jessen O'BrienJuly 3, 2012 13:23

Not sure what to wear this Independence Day? Here are a few chic looks for inspiration.

King of Tonga's fashion sense remembered

News DeskMarch 18, 2012 17:39

Amy SilversteinMarch 8, 2012 15:00

Kate Moss billboard crashes on London shoppers

Four London shoppers were injured by a 15-foot Kate Moss.

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Model Kate Moss poses for photographs at the Mango Store Oxford Street on January 24, 2012 in London, England. Kate Moss was today launched as the new face of the fashion brand. (Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

The injured shoppers were taken to a hospital.

Models say fashion industry breaks child labor and sexual harassment laws

Amy SilversteinFebruary 8, 2012 13:53

Models say they are sometimes paid in clothes.

Sarah ChildressJanuary 25, 2012 12:34

Sao Paulo Fashion Week (Photos)

Brazil's second-largest city shows off the latest trends

The fashion world turned its head toward one of the world's emerging economic powers this month for Rio and Sao Paulo's fashion weeks.

Some 30 labels are on display in Sao Paulo, which is considered the top Latin American fashion event.

Sao Paulo Fashion Week

News DeskMarch 22, 2012 10:09

Erin Conway-SmithOctober 26, 2011 12:42

South African clothing company pulls "How to get laid" T-shirts

The Foschini Group withdrew T-shirts with "sexist" slogans from its stores in South Africa after complaints from feminist groups and HIV/AIDS activists.

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One of the T-shirts highlighted by FeministsSA in the group's request that South African clothing retailer The Foschini Group remove "sexist" shirts from their stores. (FeministsSA)

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — A major South African clothing company has pulled T-shirts from its stores after complaints that slogans on the men's shirts were sexist.

The shirts withdrawn by The Foschini Group had slogans including "How to get laid," and "I put the STD in STUD, all I need is U," the South African Press Association reports.