2+ day, 2+ hour ago (161+ words) Scouted selects products independently. If you purchase something from our posts, we may earn a small commission. Luxury goods don't have to cost a fortune; Quince's products are proof of that. Compared to other luxury brands, Quince shoppers save anywhere from 50-75 percent on high-quality, sustainable apparel, accessories, home goods, and more year-round, which explains [] Quince Cyber SaleShop At Quince While the e-tailer is best known for its $50 cashmere sweater, there are a ton of great products included in the sale for both men and women, including luxe leather jackets, cozy washable silk pajamas, luggage, and Italian handbags. This covetable brand never goes on sale, so now's the time to stock up. Let Scouted guide you to the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals. Shop Here > The post Scouted: Quince's Cyber Sale Includes Washable Silk and Cashmere for Up to…...

7+ hour, 56+ min ago (460+ words) It's been a busy year for corporate bankruptcies, and fashion brands and retailers aren't immune. An uncertain economic environment has led some consumers to be more selective about where they spend their money. As a result, some are reaching for cheaper styles " fast-fashion retailers like Shein took market share from competing brands in 2024, according to data and analytics company GlobalData " or buying secondhand clothing. President Donald Trump's tariffs have also created new challenges for fashion brands, from Abercrombie & Fitch to Nike, some of which have said they're raising prices or altering their supply chains to minimize the financial impact. However, other companies haven't been able to bounce back from waning traffic, tariffs, and more. These apparel brands filed for bankruptcy protection in 2025. Forever 21 was once a mainstay in fast fashion for young women shopping at the mall. The past six…...

4+ day, 5+ hour ago (170+ words) Apple's luxury iPhone pocket is officially sold out. The limited-edition design was unveiled on November 11 in collaboration with high-end Japanese brand Issey Miyake. Both sizes, the $230 long and $149 short, and all eight colors are sold out on the Apple website and in stores where the pocket was released. The versatile accessory can be worn as a crossbody strap, on your wrist, or in a variety of ways, as demonstrated by customers on social media. This is Apple's second foray into wearable iPhone fashion this year. In September, the company introduced a $59 crossbody strap to go with its new iPhone lineup. The sold-out pocket is compatible with every iPhone dating back to the iPhone 8 Plus. "iPhone Pocket explores the concept of "the joy of wearing iPhone in your own way,'" Issey Miyake design director Yoshiyuki Miyamae said in a news release…...

1+ week, 2+ day ago (509+ words) A week ago, Gabriele Semeraro was a designer working largely behind the scenes. Now, after making a dress for a friend as a favor, he is in the fashion spotlight. On Sunday, Miyako Bellizzi, a costume designer, wore a ruby satin gown designed by Mr. Semeraro to the Governors Awards. The ceremony, hosted by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, is seen by some as a kickoff to awards season and its many red carpets. The gown landed Ms. Bellizzi on best-dressed lists published by Harper's Bazaar, Grazia and Vogue Hong Kong. Within hours of her wearing it on the red carpet, Mr. Semeraro said, he was fielding requests from stylists asking to borrow the dress. Ms. Bellizzi, who has costumed films including "Uncut Gems," "The History of Sound" and the upcoming "Marty Supreme," approached Mr. Semeraro before…...

1+ week, 4+ day ago (1826+ words) The 25 Shoes and Bags That Transformed FashionFive Science Fiction Movies to Stream Now4 of the Best Veggie Burgers in Los Angeles Even if you don't recognize the term "curated list," you probably encounter at least one every day, whether on social media, in the news, via an app or streaming platform, or just in conversation. Why are these lists so popular? Perhaps because, at a time when we can instantly access music, books, movies and more from nearly any time and place in human history, we have too many choices. We need help cutting through the noise. The New York Times regularly asks its journalists and critics to create these kinds of guides, whether to introduce readers to what's new, show us works of art or culture through a specific lens, or focus on excellence. Take a look at the full…...

48+ min ago (213+ words) Great stores make you think about who you are " and who you could be. They reward the effort of leaving the house with the promise of finding a new style or silhouette, or replenishing old favorites. Through helpful staff, well-lit fitting rooms and transporting atmospheres, great stores nurture a comfort with taking risks and wearing what you please. To spotlight the destinations in America that are the most satisfying and surprising places to shop for clothes (and more), The New York Times Styles desk has compiled a list of the 50 best stores across the country, all of which were visited by reporters (sometimes more than once). Now it's your turn. Tell us about your favorite small boutique that sells everyday staples, or the vintage warehouse you swear by for heritage denim. After we read through all of your fabulous and…...

6+ day, 8+ hour ago (1217+ words) On a cloudy Sunday morning in October, Craig Wright was at the Tuileries Garden in Paris for Premiere Classe, a twice-annual accessories trade show held around the time of Paris Fashion Week. "We don't really need to do these shows anymore, but it's good for people to see us and see what we are up to," Mr. Wright said. He was speaking about his brand Dragon Diffusion, which has had a presence at Premiere Classe for about a quarter-century. Throughout the trade show, the Dragon Diffusion stall was visited by buyers from stores around the world, like Hug, a Chinese boutique with locations in Chengdu, Shenzhen and Aranya, and Halo Shoes, in Portland, Ore. They had come to see the latest woven-leather bag, shoe and belt designs developed by Mr. Wright and made by artisan weavers employed by him in…...

1+ week, 2+ day ago (416+ words) Gap is taking a victory lap after the success of its viral denim ad campaign over the summer. Richard Dickson, CEO of Gap Inc., said the brand's "Better in Denim" ad campaign, in addition to being a huge hit on social media, converted into significant sales. "With more than 8 billion impressions and 500 million views, Better in Denim culminated in a global cultural takeover and has become one of the brand's most successful campaigns to date, generating significant traffic and double-digit growth in denim," Dickson said Thursday on the company's third-quarter earnings call. Gap Inc., which includes its namesake brand as well as titles like Old Navy and Banana Republic, beat analyst expectations and raised its guidance for the year. The stock price rose 5% in after-hours trading. Gap's "Better in Denim" campaign, which came out over the summer, featured the girl…...

4+ hour, 6+ min ago (356+ words) Heidi Klum admitted she's unsure if she and her husband Tom Kaulitz's controversial "worm and parasite cleanse" actually worked. "It just felt good " just if there are any [worms or parasites], then I hope that they were leaving the body, because I hear so many people talk about this all the time," she added. Klum, 52, shared she was thankful that Kaulitz, 36, joined her for the cleanse, saying, "It's easier to do this with a partner in the morning because you have to drink this weird stuff." "It's all herbal, but nonetheless it's yucky and you have to do this routine of doing it every day in order to kill it in all of the eggs, apparently," she explained. "You have to do two rounds instead of two weeks. We did two rounds in order to hopefully kill eggs and things....

4+ day, 3+ hour ago (455+ words) Now to lower my tray table, take a sip from my tiny plastic cup dangerously overfilled with cranberry juice, and see what he has recommended. There's a video with footage of air travel seemingly from the 1960s? He is in a suit? And he wants us to dress "with respect," and "go back to an era when we didn't wear pajamas to the airport"? Sometimes I wish I did not know the difference between correlation and causation. I think I would be happier. I would certainly have a lot more suggestions for solving problems. And I could tell people, with a straight face, to wear suits to the airport to usher back in a golden age. If somebody forced me to identify the problem with air travel today (this happened to lots of comics in the 1980s!), the dress code would be…...