Fashion
Philip Green's Topshop Empire Might Collapse in Days
15,000 jobs could be lost if Arcadia Group folds.
'The Queen's Gambit' Shows the Protective Power of Beautiful Clothes
If I'm sad or hurting, eventually I've got to put on a fantastic outfit and remind myself and everyone else that nothing is going to bring me down.
Buy Merch for a Good Cause With These VICE Collabs
Circulate, B WOOD, Night School Math Club, and other brands have upcycled donated VICE merch into new items, all for sale at Goodwill (for Goodwill prices).
Conservative Cry-Babies Are Upset About Harry Styles Wearing a Dress :(
The pop star's 'Vogue' shoot has been interpreted by some as a sickening attack on the patriarchy.
This Instagram Account Calls Out Reality Stars' Designer Knockoffs
Instagram page @therealbadfashions not only points out when Real Housewives are wearing fake Chanel, but reminds us to eat the rich.
Hermès Plans to Build Australia’s Biggest Crocodile Factory Farm
The state-of-the-art facility, used solely for harvesting skin and meat, will increase the number of farmed crocodiles in Australia's Northern Territory by some 50,000.
Here's How to Take the Piss Out of 'Hipsters' in 2020
Referring to natural wine and podcasts to take the piss out of cool young people is done. What comes next?
In Photos: Thai Protesters Mock Royal Fashion Brand With 'People's Runway'
Critics allege taxpayer money is wasted on promoting designs of King Maha Vajiralongkorn's daughter abroad.
Designers are Already Making Clothes for an Increasingly Hostile Future
Fireproof trousers, Mars-proof jackets and clothes made out of copper: here's what we might be wearing in the decades to come.
How a Fred Perry Polo Went From Fashion Item to Far-Right Symbol
Despite the British brand's strong cultural legacy, it continues to be picked up by facist groups who oppose the brand's inclusiveness.
What It's Like to Sell 'Life Is Good' When the World Feels Bad
2020 has made many of us anxious and angry. According to Life Is Good's "chief executive optimist" Bert Jacobs, the business of optimism is booming.
This Japanese Influencer Turns Everyday Items Into Designer Goods
He created a Louis Vuitton coffee carrier, Hermès takeaway box, Dior milk tea holder, and a Prada bag made of face masks.