Sisters Margaret and Katherine Kleveland built Dôen into an over $100 million business and have now announced the closing of their Series A.

Revolve Group executives addressed tariffs and macro uncertainties, while not taking their eyes off brand launches and the Fall 2025 store opening at The Grove.

Elyse Walker announced her flagship store will reopen across the street from her original location as early as Spring 2026 in Rick Caruso's Palisades Village.

Vans sales tanked 20 percent as VF Corp. CEO Bracken Darrell warned the fall doesn’t tell the “whole story” of the Costa Mesa footwear company’s turnaround.

Chanel is said to be opening a Chanel Fragrance & Beauty boutique on Beverly Hills’ popular Beverly Drive, which is home to Erewhon, Kitson and Reformation.

Guess Jeans is readying for the opening of its flagship Tokyo store, which will coincide with the launch of its traveling exhibit, "The Next 40 Years of Denim."

Guess Jeans opened its Tokyo flagship, collaborating with Verdy for a “Gift Shop with Friends” pop-up, while hosting Zico, Park Seo Jun, Reo Sano and others.

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Revolve Group took a $2.4 million loss in the June quarter after cutting ties with French luxury label Alexandre Vauthier a year after purchasing the brand.

Los Angeles sustainable brand Dôen is set to launch its second collaboration with Gap as the company takes a measured approach to growth.

Los Angeles has long been a beacon of innovation, creativity, and resilience in the fashion world. Its bustling retail scene, often considered the heartbeat of West Coast style, has faced significant challenges in recent years. From the pandemic to economic shifts, and even literal fires, LA's fashion retailers have been tested. Yet, like a phoenix, they are poised to rise once more.

Guess Inc. CEO Carlos Alberini revealed big plans for the Guess Jeans label, if the Gen Z-focused label can improve its assortment and distribution.

Guess Inc.'s sale of a majority stake in its intellectual property to Authentic Brands Group represents a significant shift in the Los Angeles fashion industry.

American Apparel founder and former CEO Dov Charney has expanded his Los Angeles Apparel business to New York with a store on Broadway.