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The wildly popular item 'gives you and the family jewels room to breathe,' Lululemon says.

The teen retailer's struggle with declining sales is another reminder to mall-loving millennials that their childhood is over.

In a bid to lure shoppers away from the Internet and back into brick-and-mortar stores, retailers are giving mannequins a high-tech upgrade.

Here are the four most common professional styles and what they convey about you and your brand.

If you're going to get anywhere in business, you need people to take you seriously.

A Beverly Hills tailor shop has carved a lucrative niche making every customer feel like a man of stature.

Sales of activewear are growing as denim sales are shrinking.

You may be tempted to try the rumpled-hair, hoodie look – just don't.

At the convergence of fashion and tech there are many interesting and bizarre applications of wearable technology.

The retailer will launch a line of head-to-toe outfits "best suited for different professions," including 'The Corporate Guy,' 'The Creative Guy,' and yes, 'The Startup Guy.'

You'll need a well-organized resume, professional clothing and good answers to land that new gig.

Your appearance dictates how people perceive you, so you should put some thought into your clothing and grooming.

As the world gets more casual, your business appearance still matters.

More than just TVs and computers, a number of bizarre products launched this year during CES.

If you work from home, it's still important to wear clothes that reflect who you are and what you do for a living.

The tech giant tried to do something similar for men but it just didn't work out.

When the seasons change, so should your wardrobe. Here are some money- and time-saving tips.

People have been renting movies and cars for years, but what about borrowing a wedding dress? Here's a look at the innovative and bizarre things that can be yours for a short time.

Patagonia is the biggest apparel brand to commit to Fair Trade standards so far, joining a select group of mission-driven entrepreneurial brands like yoga-apparel company prAna and shoemaker Oliberte.

You may be your own boss, but that doesn't mean you should pull a Mark Zuckerberg and wear hoodies to investor meetings. Here's some advice.

A fashion expert weighs in on what pieces of clothing business leaders should have in their closets.