For those wondering who, exactly, is buying the biggest big-ticket luxury fashion items, it’s pretty much no one. A recent trend analysis from Vogue Business found that the most expensive items from luxury houses exist mainly for marketing reasons.

Bad news for streetwear companies that are still throwing money at influencers: according to The New York Times, the “influence of influencers [on streetwear sales] is wildly overstated.”

According to a new investigative report from HuffPost UK and BBC Radio 5, Instagram’s increased shop-ability is causing a growing number of young users to go into debt.

I’m not one to drag a person for their shopping habits, but holy shit Wayne LaPierre, maybe relax on the Zegna (and, well, maybe relax on everything else you do, too). According to leaked internal documents, the NRA’s CEO spent an absurd $274,695.03 on the Italian brand between 2004 and 2017, bashing so-called “elites” all…

Last week, Amazon unveiled robots that pick, pack and ship orders — duties that are (at least, currently) handled by thousands of human employees all over the country.

And the retail apocalypse rages on. According to The Wall Street Journal, Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue, once the crown jewel of American retail, is beset with falling rents, fleeing tenants, and vacant storefronts.