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6 days ago | 
fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri
These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. The night before his February runway show, designer Conner Ives took some transfer paper and quickly made a now-iconic shirt that read, "Protect the Dolls," with "dolls" referring to trans women. Since wearing the shirt at his show, Ives has received more than 2,500 orders for the £75 ($99) item, with all proceeds going to Trans Lifeline. Celebrities like Troye Sivan, Pedro Pascal and Haider Ackermann have also recently donned the design.
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1 week ago | 
fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri
Between legacy labels occupying significant shelf space and a growing consumer appetite for authentic storytelling, the body-care industry is overdue for a refresh. Modern indie body-care brands are set on revamping the category, ensuring that shoppers don't have to sacrifice high-performance formulas for a captivating scent (and vice versa).
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1 week ago | 
fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri |Janelle Sessoms
For months, the fashion industry has been playing an accelerated game of creative director musical chairs. Today, another chair has been filled — sort of. British designer Jonathan Anderson is reportedly working on the Dior Men Summer 2026 collection, the brand confirmed. He succeeds Kim Jones, who departed from his role as artistic director in January.
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1 week ago | 
fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri
After 15 years, Miami-based swimwear brand Chromat announced Thursday that it's going on an "indefinite" hiatus, but not before releasing a final Spring 2025 collection. Known for its gender- and size-inclusive swim- and body-wear, Chromat is hitting pause following Founder Bex McCharen's own gender transition from cis woman to trans masc non-binary.
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1 week ago | 
fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri
Watch the full conversation between Grace Na and Fashionista Staff Writer Janelle Sessoms on The Fashionista Network. After her "fabulous" aunt introduced her to all things fashion, Grace Na knew she from an early age that wanted to pursue a career in the industry. Before founding Pistola, a Los Angeles-based womenswear brand specializing in premium denim, Na experienced a masterclass on fashion's inner workings by spending more than 15 years in the retail industry as a planner and buyer.
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1 week ago | 
dealbreaker.com | Catie Pusateri
Donald Trump put a 90-day pause on all the sweeping, country-specific tariffs he imposed last week, except for China, leading to many fashion stocks rising on Wednesday. Instead of the heftier duties Trump originally announced, many of which fell hardest on apparel manufacturing countries, the U.S. will impose a universal 10% tariff on all trading partners, but it will increase levies on China up to 125%.
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1 week ago | 
fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri
These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. Tokyo-based fashion label Ambush's founders Yoon and Verbal have reacquired full ownership of the company. The decision to reacquire Ambush and take the brand independent secures complete creative autonomy and strategic flexibility for the founders. Looking ahead, Ambush plans to further expand its presence, amplify its digital and technological initiatives and continue exploring new collaborations.
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1 week ago | 
fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri
For Tinka Weener, returning to London Fashion Week for the Fall 2025 season as a designer — rather than as a backstage photographer — represented the ultimate full-circle moment. "Even though I'd only launched my brand two months before that, I was like, 'OK, I have to do this,'" she tells Fashionista.
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2 weeks ago | 
fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri
These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday. Donald Trump put a 90-day pause on all the sweeping, country-specific tariffs he imposed last week, except for China, leading to many fashion stocks rising on Wednesday. Instead of the heftier duties Trump originally announced, many of which fell hardest on apparel manufacturing countries, the U.S. will impose a universal 10% tariff on all trading partners, but it will increase levies on China up to 125%.
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2 weeks ago | 
fashionista.com | Catie Pusateri
These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday. Jennie is the cover star for Homme Girls Volume 13. Photographed by Stevie Dance and styled by Stella Greenspan, Jennie wears Chanel shorts on one cover, Chanel jewelry on a second cover and a Chanel tweed coat and necklace on a third cover. (She is an ambassador for the brand.) In the cover story written by Olivia Kan-Sperling, Jennie talks her debut solo album "Ruby," living in Los Angeles and more.
