Lisa Kline opened her first namesake specialty store on Robertson Boulevard here in 1995, when the street was a sleepy extension of the city’s interior design district.
WWD asked recent and expecting moms for their fashion yeas and nays.
After six months of heavy lifting, Revlon has begun to reap the rewards of its restructuring plan.
Adidas AG reported a net income decline that was in line with expectations Tuesday on strong sales, which led the company to reconfirm its financial outlook for the year.
BCBG Max Azria is in a partnership with Geneva Watch Group to launch a watch collection under the BCBGirls label for fall 2007.
Mother’s Day is a time for a bit of indulgence, and grown children are buying apparel and accessories as gifts that mom wouldn’t necessarily purchase for herself, no matter how tempted.
The Warnaco Group Inc.’s first-quarter profits soared 173.4 percent over year-ago results as the company experienced robust sales while benefiting from improved operations.
Donna Karan has a new home in London, right around the corner from her former Bond Street store.
Steve & Barry’s isn’t putting all its eggs in one basket with Sarah Jessica Parker’s Bitten line.
Paris Hilton’s beauty licensee is standing behind the wayward socialite, who, pending an appeal, is about to start serving a 45-day sentence in a Los Angeles county jail for violating the terms of her probation in an alcohol-related driving case.
Fashion designers get criticized these days for being too quick to refer to the past, but that’s not stopping Neiman Marcus from celebrating the inspiration drawn from prior times in a salute to the present.
Bottega Veneta has opened its largest store in the world here in a characteristically discreet manner, opting for a quiet, chestnut tree-lined street off…
Like her paramour, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie is quietly cashing in on her image in Asia, where she will soon appear in ads for Shiseido.
Everyone was on his or her best behavior Monday night at the Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Even the peacocks.