From her No Doubt days in the '90s to her periodic stints on "The Voice," Gwen Stefani has undergone style transformations again and again. Over the years, she's blazed a fashion trail and done it all ...

Crafted by master perfumer Louise Turner, Coach Gold is inspired by the golden glow of New York City on a sun-drenched day, and it shows. In every note, every swirl, every gorgeous gleam of that luxe ...

Wow! I think you’re talking about the Harajuku Lover perfumes by Gwen Stefani. But I love these throwback shoutouts. As I've grown, I’ve figured out that I'm a clean, vanilla, woodsy type of girl.

Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers brand debuted in 2005 before releasing popular fragrances in 2008, but is it still in business?

Blake Shelton is proud to be "Mr. Stefani," a nod to his wife Gwen Stefani. The country music star wore a rhinestone denim jacket during his Back to the Honky Tonk tour.

Gwen Stefani made one thing clear on Friday night while performing at the American Express golf tournament in La Quinta: "It's my show and I can do whatever I want." She opened with her 2006 feel ...

Stefani, who is Italian-American, defended taking inspiration from Harajuku fashion, named after the eponymous Tokyo neighbourhood, for her fragrance and apparel brands, and recalled her first ...

The Voice coach has been accused for years of cultural appropriation starting with her 2004 Love.Angel.Music.Baby. album and subsequent Harajuku Lovers perfume collection. Japanese fashion trends ...

In the case of Stefani’s Harajuku Lovers fragrance line, for example, it’s critical to consider the commercial aspect.

In 2008, she released her Harajuku Lovers perfume, featuring bottles styled like dolls and modelled on the singer and the four Japanese-American backing dancers who supported her at the time.