In honor of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's Canadian Royal Tour starting tomorrow, here's a #FBF of Kate Middleton in @reissfashion during a 2011 tour of the country. (📷: Tim Rooke)
Retail and luxury stocks also lost ground in morning trading on Monday ahead of first U.S. presidential debate.
W Hotels Worldwide is celebrating the opening of W Goa with a new capsule collection designed by Sachin and Babi Ahluwalia.
Designers and artists mull how the next presidency could charge their work with angst and innovation not seen since the Bush administration.
The French label is also expanding on the international and digital fronts.
A new apparel and sneaker line called Hu is meant to celebrate human diversity and break down color barriers.
A deal to sell the Dallas-based luxury chain would be difficult to execute.
A more feminine attitude met Asian references and a street look in this collection.
The designer show his equestrian-themed collection in recently restored Austrian stables in Milan.
For spring, Dean and Dan Caten developed a taste for leg-o-mutton sleeves — and not much else.
For spring, the brand showed a range of pajama-easy separates in luxurious fabrics.
Channeling old Hollywood style never looked so good. From the gelled wavy hair to the white tuxedo jacket, Malek was a style winner on Emmy night.
BandLab Technologies has acquired a 49 percent stake in Rolling Stone, and will work on expanding the title’s footprint internationally.
Monday’s presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is expected to be a record breaker for TV viewership, never mind the millions more that will use social media to keep tabs on the candidates’ barbs.
The Time Inc.-owned title will host its second annual InStyle Awards honoring the industry’s top image makers.
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