Keeping the elegance while losing any prissiness.

A few fashion Web sites seem to have figured out what the young shopper is looking for today.

A young woman learns that it’s a risk to love anyone.

Richemont, the parent company of Chloe, has not commented on news reports that Ralph Toledano has been dismissed as chief executive of the Paris-based fashion house, but people familiar with the company say he has indeed left.

Some cellphone apps not only offer tips on where to find stores and sales, but also act as a personal stylist.

Online start-ups are allowing people to rent out their belongings locally, for a small fee.

An exhibition at the Hong Kong Museum of History shows how the iconic Chinese dress, the qipao, evolved with the changing status of women in Chinese society.

The embellished style that dominated runways a year ago has given way to a startling austerity.

Ines de la Fressange and Roger Vivier have designed a set of sultry signature fragrances to debut at Fashion's Night Out.

Scientific American says that owning designer knockoffs may lead to lying and cynicism; voter turnout for Arizona primaries is 20 to 25 percent and other other discussion points.