The decision for Hermès Paris against MetaBirkin’s creator could set the tone for intellectual property and NFTs going forward.
If it wasn't for a beanie in Roblox with "Forever" emblazoned on it, we would have never known any of this junk was "metaverse-tested."
Liz DeSilva of Loungefly exclusively shares the first look at the latest Disney Princess release and tells us about fandom fashion around the world.
Because you can't deny that tiny things make you go uWu.
Critics have said LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault and other super-rich have emitted hundreds of tons of CO2 through private air travel.
No, that's not Photoshop. That Minecraft-looking hoodie is a real piece of clothing you can buy.
The tattoos will last for about a year and will be perfect for medical patients.
The most comfortable shave I've ever had with an electric razor, but priced like a luxury sedan.
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The legendary little blue box jeweler is selling 250 custom-designed CryptoPunk pendants, which you can only buy if you have the corresponding NFT.
Jeff Bezos' giant unleashed a new augmented reality tool to help customers try on shoes. Unfortunately, it won’t help me actually decide which shoes to buy.
Looking for a watch you can barely feel on your wrist? The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Ultra is just 1.8mm thick. It comes with a QR code splashed across the face.
Rita Repulsa, Lord Zedd, and Rito Revolto's bizarre sense of style inspire Reebok's latest collection.
The Northwestern University engineers are making the project open source in order to ensure its availability to all.
The tone is similar to when the White House mocked the idea of sending out free covid-19 tests.
New York is considering a first-of-its-kind law that could impose standards on a little-regulated industry.
Apparel factories in some of the industry’s biggest hubs are at serious risk for flooding and heatwaves.
Empires rise and fall, but rubber-soled clogs are forever.
Haute couture tech is a scam and you should not buy into it.
Mr. DNA, velociraptors, Dennis Nedry, and more are the focus of a new line of merch based on Steven Spielberg's 1993 dinosaur film.
