Not everyone can afford a wedding dress like Kate Middleton — a $434,000 creation by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen — along with the brand’s complementary pumps. The average person’s budget also couldn’t match that of Pippa Middleton, her sister, who walked down the aisle last year in a bespoke Giles Deacon design with Manolo Blahnik heels.

For quite some time, sneaker culture and the business behind it — buying, selling, trading — have been associated with the male market. However, the industry has been directing more attention to the women’s category with female-only sneaker launches, female-driven marketing campaigns and more.

South Korea is one of the fashion industry’s biggest hot spots right now, so it should come as no surprise how many connections there are between Korean influencers and the sneaker industry.

Streetwear brands from Supreme to The Hundreds have been releasing anime-inspired collections for a while now, and it seems as if the sneaker industry has taken their lead.

Fashion and Instagram have become so intertwined with each other that sometimes it can be hard to tell where one starts and the other begins.

Here are three fashion trends that have gotten a boost from the world of Instagram, thanks to ‘grammers who love to show off attention-grabbing looks.

Puma has another atypical sneaker collaboration on the way, boasting the likeness of a video game character that became super-popular in the 1990s: Sonic the Hedgehog. But fans of the brand’s kicks can only get a hint at what they look like.

Puma is launching a brand-new collection with the popular K-pop group BTS.

BTS is a seven-member South Korean boy band formed by Big Hit Entertainment that debuted in 2013 and has gone on to flourish in the worldwide music market.

FN recently caught up with several comfort retail stores across the U.S. and discovered some interesting trends for the upcoming spring season.

Read on to find out what they are:

Vans, the brand that’s supplied classic slip-ons and its famous Sk8-Hi sneakers to skaters and fashion folks for what seems like forever (well, 1966, to be exact), has teamed up with Metallica, one of the most influential heavy metal bands in history, for the third time.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we are taking a walk down memory lane. In 2019, Ciara wowed at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in this bold black and red ensemble in New York.