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Step aside, Pinterest. Google is bringing styling ideas to Image Search.

It's 'Cotton + Corn' initiative is creating sneakers that can turn into compost.

Should you create your own brand or work within an established company?

The Google-Levi's partnership takes the term 'wearable' to new heights (and price tags).

It looks like every teenager's dream.

An app collects information about you then uses it to design a piece a clothing.

Just as durable as traditional leathers, Piñatex is a clean, sustainable and animal-friendly textile.

Heidi Zak, the founder and CEO of lingerie company ThirdLove, shares lessons learned.

To turn her passion into a global business, the Oscar-nominated actress took a great idea and added a whole lot of sweat.

The company, known for its quirky and colorful satchels and totes, reported lower-than-expected quarterly same-store sales last month.

See how solar power is making a major impact all over the world.

We visited the revamped designer dress rental store in New York City that combines tech and fashion.

Boss reiterated that it would slow down the store openings, moving more of its business to online. It also plans to lift productivity in its retail business by around 20 percent over the next few years.

Ten up-and-coming designers were tasked with incorporating Intel technology into everyday clothing.

Four "sockpreneurs" combined their diverse skills to create an out-of-the box business idea.

With these innovations in place, shopping for clothes online may not be daunting anymore.

Even as the nature of the region's luxury sector changed, Manji smartly set herself to be one step ahead of these trends- and made herself a force to reckon with in the business of fashion.

Bolt Threads aims to corner the next big thing in textiles: spider silk.

Get any suit for only $375, up to $424 off regular price, now until this offer expires on October 24.

Forget about self-driving cars -- these self-lacing sneakers are the next big thing.

Meet the talented dreamers, doers and makers heating up L.A.'s sizzling retail startup community.