The European launches of the Montblanc and Boucheron scents are expected to expand the firm’s prestige business.
The company announced Wednesday that James O’Donnell would retire, a move welcomed by a number of analysts.
VIPs were greeted by liveried maids proffering vodka shots and potatoes with caviar.
Hearst magazine president David Carey brought what he called “show and tell” to his keynote interview with reporter Brett Pulley at the Bloomberg Media Summit.
After an exclusive 10-year relationship with Dillard’s, the brand is spreading its wings.
Located in the affluent gay enclave of the Pines, the men’s store will carry clothing, accessories, gifts and home products.
New York-based label is expanding its men’s business for fall.
Former I.C. Issacs adding group of medium-size labels to augment Girbaud jeans business in the U.S.
Designer Hiroki Nakamura has reached his own sort of star status here by selectively distributing his label in the U.S.
The label’s 7,300-square-foot SoHo space will serve as both a production facility and high-end flagship.
The initiative performed “poorly,” required low-margin liquidation.
The Los Angeles designer is launching two new contemporary lines and a string of licenses for men’s wear.
On Wednesday, chairman and ceo Glenn Murphy spelled out key strategies aimed at getting the juggernaut back on track.
In a season full of textured fabrics, lush suedes and fur trims, the shearling coat becomes the key outerwear piece.
WWD pays a visit to the Left Bank apartment of the witty social critic and ardent lover of French women.
The Cooper Square Hotel’s new lounge and eatery is more cozy and bookish than trendy and pretentious.
The actor looked sharp in Tom Ford at the premiere of the movie, “Limitless.”
Mila Kunis dishes on Paris and her next film project at the Miu Miu show.
Here is what retailers had to say about Paris Fashion Week.
In her new role as vice president of global innovation she will oversee the Natural-Organic-Green division.
The redesigned site adds greater editorial content to its previously e-commerce-focused site.
The tennis star is relaunching her Web site, mariasharapova.com, today.