Apparel

Grays and blacks dominated the catwalks Tuesday as Giorgio Armani, DSquared2 and Neil Barrett wound up the fourth and last day of the Milan's men fashion shows.

Many of the Golden Globe winners Sunday night are talented, but they’re also very glamorous.

With blushing vanity case colors and a whiff of the horsy world, Gucci's show on Monday was a fine mix of masculine and feminine, heritage and modernity.

It seems something of a surprise that no one has ridden to glory on the tails of one of man's most basic garments, the plain white dress shirt.

Cotton jumped the most in six weeks on concern supplies may be limited from Uzbekistan, the world’s third-biggest exporter, and as the dollar fell, increasing the appeal of some commodities.

MSNBC's Photoblog editor Mish Whalen highlights some favored shots and styles coming out of Berlin's Fashion Week.

Gildan Activewear announced Homeboy Industries as the recipient of its $100,000 donation as well as the close of its first annual "I Support..." campaign.

HALO Branded Solutions presented their "2010 Supplier of the Year" and "2010 Supplier Representative of the Year" awards at their annual awards gala held at the Las Vegas Four Seasons Hotel.

Los Angeles, CA– Strangulation hazards prompted the recall of about 18,000 children’s hooded sweatshirts and jackets by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Mejoong Corp., dba Hot Kids. The CPSC announced the recall on January 11, 2011.

The recall was initiated after discovering that the drawstring through the hood of the sweatshirts could pose a strangulation or entrapment hazard to children.

A quick recap from last week's tradeshow in Las Vegas.