India’s luxury market is getting more and more crowded.
Nordstrom is pumping up the Designer Collections area of its Web site.
Giles Deacon has joined the march into the mass market.
On Election Day, Kellwood Co. is throwing a party with its own take on democracy.
True Religion Apparel Inc. has signed licensing agreements to introduce True Religion branded footwear, headwear, scarves and gloves to the market.
Luxottica SpA saw double-digit profit growth in the third quarter.
After models and celebrities, could hot contemporary artists be the next faces of fashion?
Though Cate Blanchett may look a little worse for wear in her latest cinematic turn, she was her usual sparkling self on the red carpet at the movie’s premiere.
To call Inaki Aizpitarte the culinary equivalent of deconstructionist philosopher Jacques Derrida may be hyperbole.
When Paris’ famed L’Hotel changed hands last year, the management hired master decorator Jacques Garcia to revamp the dining room.
Recipe books by French chefs may be as ubiquitous as croissants and cafe au lait.
Well-wishers marched into Ralph Rucci’s SoHo showroom Saturday night to celebrate his company’s 25th anniversary.
Two years after scrapping its design and sales teams and relaunching a better dress collection.
Yarn manufacturers exhibiting collections for the summer 2008 season at Filo last month were regaining confidence and momentum.
Fashion designers and apparel manufacturers at the Los Angeles International Textile Show last week searched for textured textiles.
Fashion Week Mexico is fighting for the attention of global buyers and press.
When Joanna Coles ascended to the editorship of Marie Claire, she promised a smarter, sharper magazine that would reach out to the new woman.
Adrienne Steckling-Coen, better known as “Adri,” a sportswear designer respected for her clean lines and colorful patterns, died Sunday.
Parfums Lolita Lempicka is turning 10 and celebrating with an image makeover.