From Nancy Gonzalez’s future to fine jewelry’s new wave of designers, WWD breaks down the biggest movements unfolding in accessories.

The actor, who has gained traction since his role in “Get Out” earlier this year, talks starring roles in “Crown Heights” and “Death Note,” and working with Jay Z.

Shot by Nico Bustos and featuring 12 top models in the line’s lipsticks, the campaign aims to send a message of diversity and female empowerment.

Nordstrom is said to be formulating a new strategy for a category that most retailers have largely neglected.

Greg Petro, president and chief executive officer of First Insight, shares his thoughts on the retail market.

Cartier’s parent has joined luxury groups in shaking up its business.

The hybrid fashion show, music and retail event is confirmed to be back in Los Angeles for 2018.

Having sold Jimmy Choo, JAB is looking to find new homes for Bally and Belstaff.

The spotlight is on Gobbetti, who has taken the helm of a company in transition.

With demand for watches finally showing signs of improvement, optimism is slowly creeping back into the sector.

The week is filled with schedule changes, anniversaries and new designers.

Tommy Hilfiger, Emporio Armani and Ralph & Russo are all set to show.

Tom Ford has decided to bypass see-now-buy-now and will show his spring collection in New York.

Asia-Pacific expansion, digital growth, less discounting of the brand and upgrading the product are priorities.

Clare Waight Keller, Natacha Ramsay-Levi and Olivier Lapidus are among the names making their debut.