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The article explores the career of Haitian-American fashion designer and Pyer Moss founder Kerby Jean-Raymond. Topics discussed include Jean-Raymond's establishment of Pyer Moss as a men's wear label in 2013, his previous collaboration with sportswear and footwear company Rebook and urban brand Cross Colors, and his participation in the New York Fashion Week.

The article focuses on the fashion style of U.S. First Lady Melania Trump. It cites her disappointment with how the media focuses on her attire, particularly the way she dressed up while visiting several countries like Kenya, Malawi, Ghana, and Egypt. It is noted that she dresses the way she does to offer an image that radically differs from the fashion style of President Donald Trump.

The article reports on the regal look and different outfits of the late soul singer Aretha Franklin during her four-day wake until her funeral at the Greater Grace Temple in Detroit, Michigan on August 31, 2018. Topics discussed are value of fashion and outfit change demonstrated by Franklin in death as in life, the procession that attended Franklin's funeral with a motorcade of pink cadillacs, and the technical embalming expertise showcased by Swanson Funeral Home.

The article focuses on the organizational restructuring and the future plans of going digital by the publishing company Condé Naste which publishes the glamour magazine "Vogue". Topics discussed include exit of fashion director Tonne Goodman and executive fashion editor Phyllis Posnick to work freelance as contributing editors, better salary of the staff compared to other publishing companies, and attitude of chief editor Anna Wintour.

The article discusses the departure of chief executive Stefan Larsson from the fashion firm Ralph Lauren Corp. in relation to an interpersonal conflict with fashion designer and company founder Ralph Lauren. Attempts to change the company in relation to changing consumer habits and changes in the fashion industry are noted.

The article discusses the Yup’ik Native Alaskan fashion designer Peter Paul Kawagaelg Williams' development of fashion and clothing that reflects the subsistence hunting lifestyle through its fur garment design. An overview of Williams' clothing company Shaman Furs, including its specialization in hats, vests, earrings and pelts that Williams' ritualistically develops after hunting the animals used to make fur clothing, is provided.

The article reports developments in the fashion industry in the U.S. as of late June 2016, particularly the growing popularity of the new segment called healthwear. Also cited are the move by former children's wear designer Maura Horton to establish her company MagnaReady to produce healthwear products, and other designers who are involved in the segment like Lucy Jones and Angela Luna.

The article discusses trends in the U.S. fashion industry, including methods in which fashion shows are held and consumer attitudes towards fashion shows. An overview of the fashion industry leader Diane von Furstenberg's concept of having clothing exhibited at a party is provided.

The article discusses U.S. fashion trends for women's clothing regarding what are referred to as pre-Fall (2016) clothing, including designers' attitude on seasonal clothing, the transparent Perspex miniskirt and the graphic prints on women's clothing.

The article reports that American pharmaceutical company CVS has announced to stop materially altering all of imagery associated with its beauty products. According to Helena Foulkes, the president of CVS Pharmacy the move is in response to conversation among women on their level of empowerment in society. CVS has also appealed its competitors to do the same.

The article reviews the fashion exhibition which features the collections of several fashion designers including Giorgio Armani in the U.S.

The article discusses the American fashion and fashion magazine industry's use of teenage girls as clothing models, including 13 year old fashion model Kaia Gerber's appearance in "Carine Roitfeld’s" (CR's) magazine. An overview of the "Chanel" magazine's use of teenage model Sofia Mechetner, or her magazine name Michelle Tan, is provided.

The article discusses the career of fashion designer Donna Karan. Topics include her resignation as chief designer at the clothing firm LVMH SA, Karan's impact on U.S. culture and celebrities through her designs, and the continuation of the lines DKI (Danna Karan International) and DKNY after her departure.

The article discusses a trend of candidates for the 2016 U.S. presidential nomination selling a variety of merchandise, noting online stores on the campaign websites of candidates such as Hillary Rodham Clinton, Marco Rubio, and Rand Paul. Topics addressed include candidates' collection of data through online purchases, a variety of T-shirts that are available, and the work of firms that design campaigns' visual symbols.

The article discusses the protest by apparel industry such as REI, the North Face and Adidas against U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order to review of several national monuments, which is said to be the public land.

The article reviews the fashion show featuring the designs of designer and Comme des Garçons founder Rei Kawakubo which was held at the Metropolitan Museum of Arts's costume Institute in March 2017.

The article analyzes the impact of the reorganization of fashion company Calvin Klein on the U.S. fashion industry in 2016.

The article features the comments by the journal's Vanessa Friedman and Guy Trebay on the fashion trends in the U.S. as of mid-March 2016, including the dualism between female sexuality and the mixing of both sexes in the present fashion collections.

The article focuses on the trends in fashion that will appear at the U.S. Open tennis tournament to start on September 7, 2015, overlapping with New York Fashion Week.

The article discusses the influence of skinny suits, hostess dresses, plaids and high heels worn by the casts of American television series "Mad Men" on the collections of many fashion designers since the show's debut in 2007.

The article focuses on the fashion trends in the U.S.

The article reports that American basketball player Chris Bosh has introduced Mr. Nice Tie neckwear line in August 2014.