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Quiksilver Women's x Club98 Capsule Celebrates Female Surf Community
By Dorothy Crouch | January 21, 2022
Celebrating the female surf community, the QQuiksilver Women's x Club98 Capsule was recently released as a collaboration between the Huntington Beach, Calif., brand and the global organization of ocean lovers.
What Is Business Casual? The Robert Herjavec Collection by Buttercloth Hopes To Provide the Answer
Business casual may not be the best-defined style of office apparel, but, to Robert Herjavec, business magnate and star of ABC program "Shark Tank," it’s definitely not T-shirts and jeans.
Barco at 90
Manufacturing work clothes such as medical scrubs is a multi-billion dollar business. Barco Uniforms, headquartered in Gardena, Calif., has been doing well in this market and has the longevity to prove it.
Guess? Goes Green
In 2017, Guess? Inc set goals to develop more sustainable manufacturing. Some of the fruits of that labor will be on display, as the fall '19 looks from Guess? Eco Luxe collection were released recently.
Marianna Hewitt and DL1961 Partner on Capsule Collection
Los Angeles-based lifestyle blogger Marianna Hewitt has partnered with New York-headquartered DL1961 on a new capsule collection that promotes more-sustainable practices.
SIMA Humanitarian Fund Raising Money for Bahamas Disaster Relief
The Aliso Viejo, Calif.-headquartered SIMA Humanitarian Fund, a non-profit run by the Surf Industry Manufacturers Association, is raising funds to help people in the areas hard hit in the Bahamas by the Hurricane Dorian.
RAW's Heidi Luerra Releases Work of Art. It’s A Field Guide for Creatives
Heidi Luerra has worked as an events producer for more than a decade—we can now add the job of author to her resume.
Jordache Unveils Venice Beach-inspired Spring 2020 Collection During NYFW
As it celebrates its 40th anniversary, Jordache unveiled its Spring 2020 collection to kick off New York Fashion Week, adding Venice Beach, Calif.-inspired touches.
Poketo's Ted Vadakan and Angie Myung Talk About Creative Spaces
Everyone talks about making their passion their job, but Ted Vadakan and Angie Myung actually did it.
Wrangler at 100
Think of life 100 years ago. Technologically, it was a completely different world. In 1919, horse & buggy was the main mode of transportation for many Americans. Most people didn’t own a telephone. The Internet was not even a fantasy for science fiction writers. But the seed for the Wrangler jeans started growing then.
The Cause Collection To West 3rd Street
A new Los Angeles bricks-and-mortar store also plans to be part of give-back retail.
Nick Fouquet Opens on Abbot Kinney
Some fashions ride into the sunset and never return. However this fate might not be in store for the beaver pelt hat.
Juicy Couture Shop-in-Shops Showcase L.A. Heritage in South Korea
Juicy Couture has opened shop-in-shops in select South Korea department stores and will continue expanding its presence in the country throughout the rest of 2019.
Risk x Yoggx Clothing Collab Drops at In Heroes We Trust
The In Heroes We Trust gallery opened in downtown Los Angeles on Aug. 17, but street art and fashion will collide on Sept. 7 at the gallery.
Carl’s Atelier to Westfield Topanga & Village
On Oct. 1 Carl Louisville is scheduled to open a second location of his Carl's Atelier concept.
Space City Vintage Wants To Put Rock 'N' Roll Back in Shopping
In the past few years, there’s been a boom in the popularity of vintage clothing and an increase of high-end vintage stores on retail streets and online. Retailer Zac Vargas wondered if the current wave of vintage shops lacks soul and a culture that he loved when shopping for rockabilly styles on Los Angeles’ Melrose Avenue in the 1980s.
