Luxury fashion has long had an industry secret: unsold clothing, shoes, and accessories could be destroyed simply to protect a brand’s exclusivity. That is changing. Under the European Union’s new Ecodesign rules, major fashion brands are now prohibited from destroying unsold apparel and accessories through burning, shredding, or cutting. Brands must also disclose more information about their unsold inventory and where it ultimately goes. Limited exceptions include safety con

Fashion is at a crossroads, and the industry's biggest stories are raising one major question: where is fashion going next? From designer collaborations to AI on the runway, iconic brands are rethinking what it means to stay relevant. First, John Galliano brought designer fashion to Zara with his Re{form} project, blurring the lines between luxury and fast fashion. But accessibility isn't the only conversation surrounding the designer; his controversial past also raises quest

If there was one thing Miami Swim Week 2026 made clear, it's that swimwear is having a major fashion moment. From celebrity-filled runways to vacation-ready wardrobes, this year's shows at Paraiso Miami Swim Week and Miami Swim Week: The Shows proved that today's swim brands are selling an entire lifestyle not just a bikini. Luli Fama celebrated 20 years of iconic Miami glamour, Monday Swimwear brought effortless French Riviera vibes, and Huneys Bikinis delivered playful look