Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid are your new relationship goals.
Rachel Roy has revamped her website and it’s better than ever.
The wedding bells are ringing!
Maybelline collaborated with British artist Shantell Martin to create a unique exhibit of the make-up brand’s new eyeliner, Master Precise Curvy.
Itching to get your summer wardrobe started? Here are 10 labels you should know about.
Salon, haircare brand Pai-Shau has launched three new products for the summer.
In a chic space that was more akin to a large yacht rather than a SoHo retail shop, Jeffrey Rüdes hosted some select guests to explore the collection and socialize on a Thursday evening in NYC. Here’s some notes on our impressions and the future of the brand.
On March 23rd, Under Armour unveiled its Fall Winter 2016 Collection at the UA NYC office. This season brought new innovations that help you push through when the cold want you to crack.
The collection focuses on game redefining technologies along with super sleek design, such as the UA Swacket that’s soft and comfortable like your own hoodie but also protects from harsh natural elements that make it ‘Part Sweatshirt, Part Jacket, All Awesome.’ The color palette is updated in cutting edge neutrals and vivid neons. Baselayers that help to stay warm in cold climates are also emphasized in its ColdGear line. The second skin traps in body heat while keeping sweat away available in a wide range of vibrant colors. In addition, the line also features a wide range of basics like ultra lightweight shirts made from UA Microthread that’s fast-drying and cooling, multi-occasion outerwear that reacts to your body heat for the perfect ‘whatever you’re doing’ jacket, and a full range of Boys and Girls graphic T’s and bottoms. Overall, the new collection elevates althleisure to a spectrum of luxurious fabrics and figure-flattering fits that amplifies performance and confidence.
Wake up, flawless… in Beyoncé’s new fashion line.
The National Basketball Association and Teespring have launched a two week campaign with nearly 30 A-list celebrities and musicians creating shirts celebrating their favorite NBA teams.