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.

The first half saw a flurry of major and minor M&A activity, designer dramas — and disappointments.

Data collected by Edited analyzed the consumer behavior that’s influencing the luxury category.

The new outpost is the third store the company has opened since last August.

Opulence, glamour and embroidery were designers’ focus as the couture week marked its 10-year anniversary.

Brands also said they were selling immediates, resort and pre-spring at the show.

The new flagship features the company’s new retail concept.

The designer continues to invest in the New Normal range, which is part of the Giorgio Armani brand.

The capsule, hitting stores this week, includes T-shirts and sweatshirts printed with vintage-like manifestos conceived by Miuccia Prada and Rem Koolhaas’ AMO Studio.

The collection retails between $328 and $1,598 and will be available in 25 Neiman Marcus stores and neimanmarcus.com.

Indian designers won the International Woolmark Prize for the Indian subcontinent and Middle East region.

Lauren will stage his September runway show and private dinner in Bedford, New York.