SuperAwesome releases a study focusing on how Gen Z and Gen Alpha hold down the fort in the back-to-school shopping season.

As a fashion editor, it’s my job to test out summer’s biggest trends before anyone else. I tend to gravitate towards a ...

Destination carryalls, fun-in-the-sun espadrilles, and more happy-go-lucky touches to bring personality to your wardrobe.

We rounded up the five best laptop backpacks that are functional and fashionable, the way a grown-up backpack should be. Here's a sneak peek... The Calpak Kaya is that girl. She’s structured ...

As someone who’s always been a loyal travel tote kind of girl ... backpack, but after testing it firsthand, I can confidently say it goes above and beyond. Stylish and compact enough for work ...

These mesh mules are extremely warm-weather coded. I’m picturing them with baggy jeans or a simple black midi dress and a red lip. They feel like something a cool art school kid would wear on a ...

Smooth 2-Way zippers & reinforced stitching. Perfect Size: 11.81*5.90*17.72 inch girls backpack, large enough for school essentials and daily supplies for school. LARGE CAPACITY: Design with 6 ...

the nine players on the Ewen-Trout Creek girls basketball team boarded a bus and headed for Gladstone. Instead of just their gym bags, the players, coaches and managers also carried suitcases ...

If your daughter loves her lululemon leggings, she will be thrilled with a backpack from one of her favorite bands ... your personal congratulations on this important milestone of high school ...

That’s not the reality for today’s students. More than half of teenagers say that boys and girls are now mostly equal in school. And significant shares say that girls have advantages over boys ...

And a recent survey revealed that green tones have for the first time overtaken traditional red and brown as the preferred color for girls' school backpacks. The annual survey by Seiban ...

Girls, on average, find more success at school than boys. The data are clear; the reasons behind it, less so. Are boys today simply less likely than girls to see the value of succeeding academically?