Must Read: A First Look at Apple's 'The Super Models' Documentary, British 'GQ' Profiles Thom Browne

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday.

A first look at 'The Super Models' on Apple TV+
Finally, Apple TV+ shared a release date and a 15-second teaser for its upcoming miniseries, "The Super Models." Featuring the iconic quartet of Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington, the documentary series is set to premiere Sept. 20 on the Apple-backed streaming service. {Twitter}

How Thom Browne built his empire
All thanks to a simple-yet-original suit design, Thom Browne has built a multi-million-dollar fashion empire. In a profile written by Max Berlinger and photographed by Jeremy Liebman for British GQ, the designer and chairman of the CFDA discusses how he got his start in the industry, his creativity and the distinct appeal of his designs. "The power of my work is that people do notice the clothes," Browne told the publication. "People often say, 'Oh, I love your Thom Browne suit.' And I'm like, 'Thanks.'" {British GQ}

Gucci is making its stores more accessible to blind and low-vision shoppers
Gucci is taking the industry a step in the right direction with its new partnership with Aira, a virtual accessibility assistance app. Through the app, blind and low-vision shoppers will now be able to speak to remote visual interpreters to help assist in describing the store layout, the products and potential barriers to access. The service will be offered in 24 Gucci stores across the country, free of charge, writes Vogue Business reporter Bella Webb. {Vogue Business/paywalled}

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