Tumi Shares Soar on Opening Day

Italian fashion house’s new scent targets self-confident, sensual young men aged 20 to 30.

Anna Molinari said the eau de parfum is “very seductive, sensual and romantic, and it follows the theme of our fashion.”

Legislation introduced in the House Wednesday would give the FDA enhanced enforcement.

The singer played a rain check at the Los Angeles cancer benefit on Wednesday.

The brand is hitting its stride once again, after dealing with a string of recession-era hurdles.

Former president George W. Bush will speak at the National Association of Chain Drug Stores’ Annual Meeting this week.

The ad is the latest in a series of celebrity campaigns that previously featured Charlize Theron, Orlando Bloom and Susan Sarandon.

Marisa Tomei, who served as honorary chair, took in the museum during cocktail hour.

Organizations say confirmation will allow all four fashion capitals “to successfully plan for the long term.”

Philippe Starck, Brioni and Vionnet hosted parties during Milan Design week.

Staying true to themselves was the mantra for Italian designers.

Brand has a new category in its sights for the color cosmetics franchise: Chubby Stick Shadow Tint for Eyes, an eye shadow in crayonlike form.

The company, which in January introduced its first hair care collection, a women’s range, is preparing to launch a men’s hair line this fall.

When it comes to fashion online, it might be better to think national rather than local.

The company is opening shops for designer shoes and accessories in towns with affluent clientele.

In June, the designer will unveil an 1,870-square-foot flagship at 980 Madison Avenue, between 76th and 77th Streets.

While Thursday’s suit generated lots of press attention, it isn’t the first time Jimmy Esebag and Max Azria have legally tangled.

Brand is expected to reveal today that it will launch a limited edition color cosmetics line with the editor this fall.

The New York-based contemporary artist found a fashion collaborator in Givenchy creative director Riccardo Tisci, who designed dresses for the models.

Lawyers from both sides, as well as for Marc Fisher, presented closing arguments in the trademark case.

Simply called “Carr,” the label is loosely inspired by the late Zack Carr’s sketch books.

Selling nearly 18.8 million shares, the upscale luggage and accessories firm raised $338 million on opening day.

As the brand’s first global makeup artist, she will serve as a brand spokesperson and creative adviser on a range of projects.

While circulation was a bright spot during the period, the company didn’t have as much success on the ad side.

The campaign features high-profile New York women and their daughters, sisters, mothers and grandmothers.

For the last seven years, the German photographer has been making haunting large-format Polaroids of couture dresses in fantastical settings.