Jesse James' alleged mistress Michelle Bombshell McGee is starting to feel the sting of bad publicity after selling her story to In Touch magazine for a reported $30,000. The tattoo model was dropped from the clothing line Angry White Girl Clothing American Eagle Womens Boots, according to the New York Daily News.

Michelle McGee wearing a Nazi armband (TMZ.com) But it wasn't McGee's affair with James that got her in trouble -- it was the controversial, Nazi-themed photos that recently... Read More

Ever thought about using those checks shirts Robert Pattinson is seen the most? Or using the cell phone that touches Rob’s hands, and sometimes lips too? Or walking with the same pair of sneakers Rob used once discount American eagle?

Well, here’s a chance for all those guys who want to impress their gals dressing up like RPattz! And you don’t have to buy the duplicate ones as Rob’s used ones are up for auction!

People magazine reports that the outfits worn by the hot Br... Read More

Most of the clothes even looked as though they might fit real women, as well as the graceful giraffes on the catwalks. "Sometimes we as designers miss what real women want to buy. It looks great on the runway but you miss the reality," says Giambattista Valli, whose clothes are favored by businesswomen including Pepsico Chairman Indra Nooyi.

Many retailers, too, are welcoming fall 2010. "Commercially, it will be a very strong season," says Kelly Golden, whose boutique, Neapolitan, cate... Read More

Heavy snowfall hurt apparel retailers in February, particularly in the Mid-Atlantic, but receipts reveal the beginning of renewed consumer interest in mid-priced and cheap American Eagle luxury goods.

Clothing sales fell 1.8% last month from the same month last year and were down 13.4% from February 2008, according to figures released Wednesday by MasterCard Inc.'s consulting unit MasterCard Advisors.

Apparel sales were at stronger prices than a year ago, according to MasterCard... Read More

Everyone lucky enough to have been invited to his shows from the beginning of his career—as I was—is eternally indebted to Alexander McQueen for immersing us in experiences that have burned themselves on our memories for life. From his earliest days in London—on virtually no budget except what could be raised in sponsorship—he made the near-impossible happen before our very eyes. Walk in and sit down, and the sights that unfolded would hit your brain in such a visceral way that it kno... Read More