TTH Forty Five Ten focuses on emerging designers and a younger audience.

When Jenny Kim founded her fashion brand, Mo & Co., twelve years ago in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, she had barely any experience in design. Now the brand counts some 600 stores across China and will post sales this year of more than $300 million.

Profits from the line, which arrives in stores on Nov. 16, will go to the International Federation for Human Rights.

The redesigned WWD.com launches with new features and enhanced content.

Attendees praised the region’s cool scene, design talents and trade fairs.

The collection will launch for spring 2017.

Merrill Moskal and Simona Popvassilev have launched Nameoflove.com, which offers 14 bridesmaid dresses and a curated showroom experience.

The former Michael Michael Kors store is now The Kors Edit.

German model Katrin Thormann was known as the “tall skinny girl” in her native Kiel before she was discovered in Berlin as a teenager.

The Parade of Nations doubled as an international fashion show. WWD picks the 10 best uniforms from the Opening Ceremony.

L.A. Galaxy soccer players and Trina Turk viewed the collections from Bristol, 34N118W, Elliott Evan, Rafa and Legier in a bare-bones production at Willow Studios.

Rumi Neely is getting into the swimwear game with her two-and-a-half-year-old label, Are You Am I.