Fashion

Steven Sanders was one of the first people I ever interviewed. An artist and designer who has worked on books such as Five Fists...

Costume SuperCenter is a  full service site for all your Halloween costume needs. They've set up at NYCC in booth  #1380 and to help...

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FxMcEZA-9k&hl=en_US&fs=1&color1=0x006699&color2=0x54abd6&w=560&h=340] The result is often alarming, as Project Runway fashion expert and comic book dabbler Tim Gunn reacts for all of us to various...

I updated this headline courtesy of Krishnadev Calamur. HOW could we have missed this? CB.com debuted a tweaked look for Superman today, along with next month's solicitations. The...

Rodarte is a fashion line designed by sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy—the clothing is often cerebral (and ethereal; I treasure my ochre spider web...

A vigilant reader sent us this scan of an ad in the current edition of Women's Wear Daily, the bible of the fashion trade. The ad, for Green Lantern licensing opportunities, ran in a previews section for the upcoming 2010 MAGIC Marketplace, "the preeminent trade event in the international fashion industry." Obviously, Warner Bros. has BIG, BIG plans for Green Lantern licensing -- and based on the number of folks we see walking the streets of NYC in GL T-shirts, we'd say they might just be on to something.

With little fanfare, right under the noses of thousands of Comic-Con attendees, DC Comics, in partnership with Converse, announced the creation of five unique...

In the spirit of superhero fashion shoots, here's one by Thierry Le Gouès, which includes model Ali Stephens and a guy in a Batman...

  Whatever you think of the actual movie, no one can question that the art direction for the Suicide Squad movie has been on fleek,...

This is a public service announcement. It seems that Susan Boyle's makeover has begun. The most famous woman in the world has trimmed her...

There is only one night of the year to challenge the Oscars as the fashion highlight of the year, and it's the Metropolitan Museum...

Look, we're as baffled by the whole "Gothic Lolita" movement as anyone, and a New York Times profile is usually a sign something has...