Fashion

Fashion encompasses far more than clothes and catwalk trends. From the high street to luxury brands, the industry shapes how we express ourselves and influences broader cultural conversations about identity, sustainability and social values. Coverage in this section explores the latest developments in retail, design, beauty and personal style, as well as the business decisions and innovations that drive the sector forward.

Whether it's significant changes in the retail landscape, new collections from established designers, or shifts in consumer behaviour, fashion news matters because it reflects and shapes society. The industry employs millions worldwide and generates substantial economic value, making commercial developments newsworthy. At the same time, fashion intersects with environmental concerns, labour practices and issues of representation, giving stories in this space relevance beyond the purely aesthetic.

Here you'll find reporting on everything from high street strategy and e-commerce challenges to heritage brands, emerging designers and the cultural conversations surrounding style and appearance. These stories help readers understand how the fashion world is evolving and what it means for them.

Amazon MGM unveils first trailer for Thomas Crown Affair remake

July 29, 2026

Amazon MGM Studios has released the first trailer for its remake of The Thomas Crown Affair, starring Michael B. Jordan as a billionaire art thief who steals for the thrill rather than the money. Jordan, who also directs and produces the film, faces off against an insurance investigator played by Adria Arjona in a cat-and-mouse…
Confection Hits: Justine Skye Interviewed

July 29, 2026

Clash Magazine spoke to New York artist Justine Skye about her new EP ‘CANDY’, which marks a deliberate shift from the R&B sound that built her early career towards dance and club-influenced pop. Once known as an early social media style icon and later for Timbaland-produced R&B hits, Skye says she grew tired of writing…
Billboard Style (mems Victoryland & Forth Wanderers) announce debut LP, share 1st single

July 29, 2026

Billboard Style, a new project involving members of Victoryland and Forth Wanderers, have announced their debut LP and released its first single. The announcement marks the group’s first major release and introduces a collaboration between musicians known for work in their respective indie bands. The available article text does not provide the album title, release…
“The Case of the Golden Idol-style deduction meets The X-Files”: Former BioWare devs unveil supernatural detective game The Eventide

July 29, 2026

Studio Reset, an indie studio founded by former BioWare developers, has revealed its supernatural detective game The Eventide with a debut trailer. The game combines investigative deduction mechanics reminiscent of The Case of the Golden Idol with an X-Files-style paranormal narrative, set in a reality-warping Canadian city rendered in a watercolour-painted, neon-noir art style. Its…
Feature: “He Was Like, ‘No, I Don’t Want That, I Want This One’” – LEGO Pokémon Designers Talk Kids & Prototype Pikachus

July 29, 2026

LEGO and The Pokémon Company previewed an expanded range of Pokémon-themed LEGO sets ahead of their 1st August launch, with designers Sid Muthyala and Mike Andersen speaking to Nintendo Life in London about the collection’s design philosophy. The new wave follows the initial Pikachu, Eevee and giant Charizard-Blastoise-Venusaur sets released in February, introducing LEGO’s latest…
Cannabis cafes may become tourist draw in US city as lung experts cite ‘toxic chemical’ concerns

July 29, 2026

San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors has voted to allow licensed cannabis retailers to serve food and non-alcoholic drinks on site, paving the way for Amsterdam-style cannabis cafés in the city. Retailers hope the move will boost tourist traffic, but lung health experts have raised concerns about exposure to harmful chemicals produced by cannabis smoke and…
Jean-Pierre Dorléac, ‘Somewhere in Time,’ ‘Battlestar Galactica’ Costume Designer, Dies at 83

July 29, 2026

Jean-Pierre Dorléac, the costume designer known for his work on “Somewhere in Time” and “Battlestar Galactica,” has died at 83. He passed away on 23 July from natural causes, according to Variety, closing out a career that spanned decades in film, television and theatre design. Dorléac earned an Oscar nomination for “Somewhere in Time” (1981)…
Victoryland & Forth Wanderers Members Announce Debut Album As Billboard Style: Hear Their Eponymous First Single

July 29, 2026

Billboard Style, a new New York band formed by Ben Guterl of Forth Wanderers and Dan Howard of Victoryland, has announced their debut album alongside the release of its title track. The pairing brings together two acts already well-regarded in the indie scene, with both Forth Wanderers and Victoryland having previously earned Album Of The…
“We nailed it”: Resonance A Plague Tale Legacy’s designer on pairing “brutal” tone with the “fun of killing five or six soldiers”

July 29, 2026

Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy’s developers say they have sought to balance the series’ harsh, emotionally heavy world with more immediately enjoyable combat. Lead game designer Sébastien Renard said the team believes it has achieved this balance, allowing players to defeat several soldiers in a satisfying sequence without undermining the game’s brutal tone. The forthcoming…
Jean-Pierre Dorléac, Oscar-Nominated ‘Somewhere in Time’ Costume Designer, Dies at 83

July 29, 2026

Jean-Pierre Dorléac, the costume designer whose work on the 1980 romantic fantasy film Somewhere in Time earned him an Oscar nomination, has died aged 83. He passed away on Thursday of natural causes at his home in the Hollywood Hills, his family confirmed, closing out a career that spanned decades of film and television costume…