The opening marks the brand’s interest in further developing the market.

Designer Michael Kors and ceo John Idol each pulled in $7.6 million in pay last year, without stock or option awards.

Trends from the Pinterest 100 forecast drove the box’s mix of products.

The company will open a showroom in Milan and Paris in 2019.

The early Aughts cult classic is back under new creative director Alaina Etue, who’s swapping out low-rise flares for high-rise and vintage.

The company is developing a lifestyle collection.

Among the winners of the prizes, to be handed out on Tuesday, is an NGO that helps men confront the notion of “toxic masculinity.”

The women’s fragrance is due out later this year.

The donation represents 100 percent of profits, or 16 percent of sales, to be made on the day that the United Nations has designated as International Day of Yoga.

The deal gives JD Sports a foothold into the U.S. market.

Artistic director Clare Waight Keller is planning “an homage to his iconic creations, technique and personal lexicon.”

Two value-oriented brands bring e-commerce to consumers.

The British retailer partnered with Armarium to host a two-week pop-up at its South Molton Street boutique.

Guests included designers Christopher Kane, Alice Temperley and Henry Holland, actresses Lily Collins, Clara Paget and Sai Bennett, model Martha Hunt and musician Tinie Tempah.

Darren Criss broke into Italian and Taron Egerton spoke about his role as Elton John.