her women’s streetwear brand, and No Sesso, a genderless fashion label, at the Underground Museum in L.A. Models entered the Purple Garden in clothes that featured a print, created by No Sesso ...

Designer April Walker said that when she created her menswear line Walker Wear in 1988, she decided not to shout from the rooftops that her streetwear ... her belief that women’s fashion ...

Whether it's your favorite stripper at the gentlemen's club or a sexy streetwear model, hot women worldwide from all walks of life are getting inked where the sun don't shine. Check out a gallery ...

MadeMe occupies a revolutionary space in the male-dominated streetwear world ... inspired looks for women in Mexico; and photographed makeup artist Grey Hoffman and model Blair Broll joined ...

Today, the Atlanta Dream and Cash App unveiled a first-of-its-kind WNBA statement court that showcases their shared ...

Reebok and Walker Wear are celebrating Women's History Month in style. The sportswear giant and streetwear brand founded by April Walker have created a new collaborative collection featuring a ...

While women make up a substantial amount of the streetwear audience (and have contributed considerably to the culture), we aren’t often represented by the brands we love. Oh, and can we just ...

Here's what they told us when we asked: Do Women Prefer Dudes in Suits or Streetwear? The case for suiting up. For some women, a suit just does the trick. No caveats, no exceptions: there are ...

(RNS) — Seek Refuge, a new crowdfunded streetwear brand for millennial Muslim women, issues a challenge to the traditional modest fashion industry — all while taking up the cause of refugees.

Shazia Ijaz, 25, is a proud Pakistani-American woman from Dearborn, Michigan. “It is the Muslim epicenter of the U.S.,” she says of the city’s makeup, which is more than 30 percent Arab.