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After learning about HIV/AIDS, designer Oseas Villatoro created a fashion collection to help young LGBT youth in need.

Three new fashion collections support the work of HIV-positive artists.

An exhibit—“Antonio Lopez: Let Me Hear Your Body Talk”—offers a rare look at the queer fashion illustrator lost to AIDS.

Carine Roitfeld and amfAR wrangle Winnie Harlow, Kim Kardashian West, Virgil Abloh, Hailey Bieber and more for a virtual fundraiser.

Designer Doug Meyer’s stylish, updated version of “Heroes: A Tribute” educates as it captivates.

Billy Porter served the HIV reference on the red carpet. Plus: Problems with Rami Malek’s Best Actor acceptance speech? [VIDEO]

Reebok gives Keith Haring’s artwork new soul.

HIV prevention in the house(s)

Housing Works kicked off its annual four-day fund-raiser Fashion for Action on Thursday, November 19, with a silent auction and sample sale.

Clothes may not make the man—but they can make a difference. Just ask Malvin Vien, whom fashion fanatics will recognize from the current...

Fashion designer Kenneth Cole is famous not only for his designs, but also for his marketing campaigns that sell shoes, belts, handbags and cl...