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Stephanie Horbaczewski, the co-founder and CEO of StyleHaul, dishes on the importance of finding a both mentor and a 'hitting partner.'

Bolanile Maté of Be Better Paris talks about the new Fashion Transparency Index and what it means for the fashion industry.

There's more to the stylist and TV star than a pretty face and a coordinated outfit. Read and learn.

This year, its founders expect to sell 6 million units -- up from 8,000 in 2011.

Every company on this list has one thing in common: an idea worth fighting for.

Fans of accessories, food, shoes or formal attire and more should keep their eyes on these startups.

Those who love shopping and tv equally will love LookLive even more.

Shinola wasn't born of a government policy or tax incentive -- it was born of an American entrepreneur's desire to build things in America again.

With jewelry, fine art, and other luxury goods made available on its site, Moda Operandi also has personal stylists for bespoke services to complete the luxury shopping experience.

Frameri is a Cincinnati-based eyewear company that wants consumers to never throw out their frames.

This standout female entrepreneur is focused on disrupting the world of retail fashion.

She went from making fun and provocative photos to launching a successful business. Here's how.

Coco Chanel, a French orphan, recreated herself into one of the world's most iconic and famous designers who invented a look, a brand and an empire that flourishes to this day.

The retailer had filed for bankruptcy in October following years of losses and the ouster of founder and CEO Dov Charney.

With a couture-like price tag, don't expect to see it on store racks anytime soon.

Liz Salcedo is the founder and CEO of Everpurse, which integrates smartphone charging technology into designer handbags.

The Internet's pervasive reshaping of how people shop has altered the leisurely seasonal rhythms of high fashion and blurred the distinction between exclusive and mass market retailers.

This fashion label is loved by country folks and city slickers.

The hosts and their guests will offer fashion and makeup advice, while viewers will be able to buy the corresponding products from a carousel under the video player.

The leading Republican presidential candidate's wife knows how to do more than just take a pretty picture.

The collection launched today.