Why does genderless fashion have to default to traditionally male pieces? Why are these companies so afraid of color? Why all the denim?

Kate Spade, known for her colorful line of handbags and accessories, has died at the age of 55.

Apparently, there is at least one business that saw the bright red robes of The Handmaid's Tale, that immediately recognizable uniform of sexual slavery, and thought to itself: "We're gonna market the crap out of that."

When I saw this video of Pete Davidson going shopping with Tan France from the Queer Eye reboot, I assumed it was a sketch, maybe one of the cut-for-time sketches SNL releases on YouTube during the week. Instead, it's something so much better.

In addition to the dialogue surrounding the hoodie itself, the mother of the young boy in the photo took to Facebook with a message that  basically amounted to "get over it."

Are the clothes on your back made by breaking the backs of others? This is something we all need to think about in light of a story coming out of Istanbul, Turkey, where unpaid garment workers are fighting back against a major fashion chain.

Earlier this week, we heard about Condé Nast finally blacklisting photographer Terry Richardson over numerous allegations of sexual harassment and assault against him from models on his shoots. Now, it seems that all the "cool kids" are jumping on the bandwagon. Where the hell have all these outlets and brands been for the past decade, though?

Cate Blanchett took home the Style Icon Award award at the InStyle awards last night, where she used her acceptance speech to talk about what styles means to her.

Late yesterday, a titan in the fashion world finally took a stand against a well-documented, known predator. Condé Nast has blacklisted notoriously abusive fashion photographer Terry Richardson.

Donning some amazing trousers and a long coat, Dame Helen Mirren made an appearance at Paris Fashion Week walking for L’Oréal Paris with cane in hand and I am deceased. 

As part of their 25th Anniversary celebration, SYFY released a 15-part podcast series called SYFY25: Origin Stories, hosted by Adam Savage (Mythbusters). It serves as a nostalgic celebration of all things science fiction and features notable females ruling the sci-fi world such as Sana Amanat.

Presenting the most genius thing to happen in footwear since clear platform shoes with goldfish in them. (Actually, those weren't genius. I hear that when the fish died, there was no way to get them out. Scratch that.)

“Tequila courses through the veins of my native land, Jalisco. It represents a communion between spirit and earth, steeped in time and tradition, and a source of pride that roots us and defines us both," the director writes.

Loot Wear is collaborating with female artists for a new line of clothing specifically for geek ladies (though, of course, anyone can rock some colorful leggings). Starting this month with a Bob's Burgers collection to match Loot Crate's July animation theme, the new line hopes to "[highlight] the work of independent women artists through fashion."

While it's always suspect when a corporate fashion brand uses a social issue to sell stuff, sometimes it can genuinely be a nice acknowledgement of a cause, or a way for an organization or group to fundraise toward a worthwhile goal. Sometimes marketing and monetization can actually do and be good. This isn't one of those times.

My dear daughters (and sons! and everyone!) of Themyscira, if you were, well, wondering what you should wear to the theater to see Wonder Woman, a line of clothing designed by Her Universe is here to offer some options. There's a lot to look at, and an encouraging range of sizes.

As summer hits, we're seeing all kinds of easy breezy new clothing trends but nothing quite like ACED Design's RompHim™, a romper designed for men that "may just be the start of a fashion revolution."