Style and Beauty

The plastic surgery industry is booming during the coronavirus pandemic, largely due to the increase in the number of virtual meetings offered through Zoom and other video web services.

Dr. Adam Kolker says he is seeing an increase in surgical procedures as well as non-surgical treatments.

With no end to the pandemic in sight, many have moved beyond the standard surgical mask and are choosing to express themselves with more fashionable colors, patterns, flags and messages.

Gucci is selling a pair of $1,200 jeans that appear to be pre-stained with grass, presumably for customers with deep pockets who want to pull off a down-to-earth look, without actually getting dirty.

Lysandra Perez Brown is a black entrepreneur from Brooklyn who is making a name for herself with her line of striking Khandie Woo eyeglasses, earrings and other jewelry.

Banks was a Giants linebacker in the glory days. But on his days off, he'd go to Manhattan's Garment District for his own leather jacket business. That built a foundation for future success.

McNair's shop joined the ranks of groundbreaking businesses on two fronts by being Black-owned and female-owned.

FIT professor Vincent Quan says casual wear companies have struggled because they failed to diversify.

Tie-dye is certainly not a new trend but it is one a lot of people seem to be embracing all over again.

Wearing a mask can give you a false sense of security and does not replace keeping your distance from others and frequently washing your hands, WHO says.

Gabrille Ferrara said her garment company took a break from the dress forms of Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein when the city put out a call for help producing personal protective equipment in large quantities during the coronavirus pandemic. 

If you wear eye glasses, you've likely experienced the annoying problem of the lenses fogging up when you wear a surgical mask or cloth face covering. This eye doctor has two simple tips.

For the past two days, numerous brides have been calling RK Bridal New York in Manhattan asking whether or not their wedding gowns and bridesmaids dresses will arrive on time for the big day.

The Federal Trade Commission says the merger between global brand Schick and upstart rival Harry's would eliminate a key competitor from the market that had driven down razor prices and encouraged innovation.

Kim Hill is the owner of a special boutique in Brooklyn called Radical Women. She explained the origin of the name.

Mama Cax, a Haitian-American model and blogger, has died.