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For the past few years, several of Nike’s timeless Air Max running shoes — including the Air Max 97, Air Max Plus and many more — “A Brand-New Supreme x Nike Air Max Collaboration Has Surfaced”

Stefanos Tsitsipas just bested Roger Federer at the Australian Open. The 20-year-old — who hails from Greece — entered the tournament as the No. 14 seed and “Meet the Young Adidas Star Who Just Knocked Out Roger Federer in the Australian Open”

As Amazon’s growth continues to explode, the retail giant is increasingly relying on third-party sellers to meet its demand. In its most recent quarter, the “Amazon Finally Acknowledges Its Counterfeit Problem — Here’s What It Means for Shoe Brands”

In honor of this year’s Black History Month, which takes place in February, Nike is gearing up to drop its annual “BHM” multisneaker collection to “Nike Unveils the Sneaker Lineup for Black History Month”

A job in footwear was destined for SeaVees CEO and chief designer Steven Tiller. After discovering a love for fashion in college and a stint “How This SeaVees Executive’s Fondness of Footwear Landed Him His Dream Job in Shoes”

The right shoes can help you get the most out of your workout. When shopping for cross-training shoes, you want shoes that have both cushioning “Best Cross-Training Women’s Shoes From Nike, Adidas & More”

Carrie Bradshaw is back, but you won’t find her with a cosmopolitan in hand — rather, a Stella Artois beer. Sarah Jessica Parker announced last “Sarah Jessica Parker Revives Carrie Bradshaw in Epic Stella Artois Super Bowl Ad”

With all the easy slides, sturdy architectural mules and sneakers populating fashion circles, the platform peep-toe pump might seem like the least likely silhouette to “Tom Ford’s Fall 2019 Collection Has Your Holiday Party Shoes Covered”

As part of our latest cover story, Under Armour’s CEO Kevin Plank gets candid on new strategies to reboot the business and how his leadership “5 Big Lessons Under Armour’s Kevin Plank Has Learned From Ceding Power & Rebuilding His Brand”

In a world of hypertransparency, consumers are demanding that the brands they love show they care — and increasingly will avoid ones that don’t share “Why Companies Need to Get Comfortable With Taking a Stand on Social Issues”