Take the plunge on Spring/Summer ’20 swimwear—style-savvy silhouettes from retro ruffles to ’90s neons.

Celine Hakoun, founder and CEO of 3-2-1 Framboise, on doing the research, loving the process and never settling.

In a recent survey, half the respondents said they plan to buy or have already bought most of their apparel and shoes in a store.

Straddling the border of classic and contemporary, Smocked Polka Dot designerAshley Hensley has the unique ability to please a genteel grandma and a metropolitan mom.

BlueQuail Clothing protects with sun-safe styles.

Cosmo Crew Kids’ ethical and sustainable swimwear comes ashore.

No in-crowd is left out as designers deliver a range of seasonally appropriate styles.

From mellow yellow to purple haze, tie-dye is all the rage. The trippy pattern can be found on T-shirts, dresses, backpacks and even Frappuccinos.

After three fruitful years as a one-stop online boutique, Peaches is opening its first brick-and-mortar store in Savannah, GA, this fall.

Eleven-year-old Jahkil Jackson’s nonprofit Project I Am lends a hand to people in need, whenever and wherever.

Emily Cohen, co-founder of Sunuva, on the value of patience, persistence and unwavering confidence.

Geox is launching a kids’ capsule collection for Spring ’20 in support of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).