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Before the release of the collaborated project, Hunt shared her gratitude toward Andrews and her line of apparel. "I'm so ...

Nelly at the Target Center in Minneapolis (Photo by Nagashia Jackson for rolling out) Nelly, the iconic rapper from St. Louis, is gearing up to relaunch his beloved Apple Bottom clothing line ...

Towel choice is intensely subjective — for every full-throated waffle obsessive, there are plenty willing to argue the merits of a flat-weave Turkish set. Still, there are a few characteristics ...

Turns out, the actress designed them herself for her clothing line, Florence by Mills Fashion. But you can also get your hands on a pair from the brand's new "feel-good" denim line, which also ...

With so many stores, shopping for clothes online has never been easier—a blessing and a curse. Editorial stylist Jessica Minkoff always begins the journey searching for one specific item at a ...

ECRU, headed by Atte Korhola, forms one of the many research groups in the Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences, being also an integral part of the Faculty’s Ecosystems and Environment ...

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In the UK, on average, we throw away a whopping 72 items of clothing every year (the majority ... so I switched to drawing ...

Most estimates suggest the average American acquires clothing at a rate of at least one garment per week. And most of those clothes were made with the assumption that they’d be worn only a ...