Gardens provided a strong starting point for Alessandro Dell’Acqua’s pretty Rochas collection.
Resort was an arsenal of kitsch, with fall’s ideas evolving into soda-pop “pop.”
Designer Michelle Smith focused on wardrobe building blocks for her latest Milly collection.
Inspired by the seaside towns and beaches of the Italian Riviera, it’s no wonder that Dennis Basso focused on ready-to-wear rather than fur for resort.
Feminine sportif was the name of the game at Elie Tahari this season.
Ralph Rucci collection for resort was inspired by Seventies New York clubs The Saint and Paradise Garage.
“Resort is kind of my favorite season,” said Cynthia Rowley, who loves the real-life mix of adventure, travel and style.
The retailers continue to clock strong growth as they roll out new stores and expand e-commerce — even as currency fluctuations nibble into profits.
Jason Wu provided a precise resort lineup featuring refreshingly feminine riffs on men’s tailoring with subtle architectural touches.
The move reflects the retailer’s desire to sharpen the designer business strategy.
Representing the U.S. is nothing new for Bradley, but it never gets old and every experience is different.
The designer takes her inspirations quite seriously and for resort, she looked to the work of architect Louis Kahn and craftsman Wharton Esherick.
The high-end English footwear brand owned by the Hermès Group has appointed London-based designer and Savile Row veteran Paula Gerbase.
The designer’s choice to introduce his flagship in Japan reflects the importance of the market for the label, as it accounts for 50 percent of total business.
Creative director Marie Mazelis’ starting point was a 1973 photo of model Naomi Sims in a Halston caftan.
Peter Copping took inspiration from National Geographic’s three-volume set of books chronicling 125 years of photographs for the Nina Ricci woman.
No one would accuse Zac Posen of being a minimalist, yet he incorporated some of the principals of the spare school of design into resort.
The indie mass-market color cosmetics brand is close to finalizing a deal with the beauty giant L’Oreal.
The designer continued her men’s wear-inspired journey from fall.
For fall, managing partners Marcus Wainwright and David Neville will relaunch their denim collection under the Standard Issue label.
Interesting material play was at the core of Goga Ashkenazi’s strong resort lineup for Vionnet.
Chairman Michael Casey, director RoAnn Costin receive winning margins at annual meeting.
The retailer’s biggest store, a 57,000-square-foot flagship on Fifth Avenue and 48th Street in Manhattan, is being designed to resemble an art museum.
Men around the globe are opting for more emancipated style options, and made-to-measure seems to be quenching their sartorial hankerings.
Lardini tapped Nick Wooster, the former men’s fashion director for Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, as a consultant.
Much like the players on the pitch, Adidas, Nike and Puma will be flexing their marketing muscles and competing for excellence and visibility.
The Oklahoma City Thunder point guard is working with the retailer and several men’s wear vendors on a sportswear and accessories collection.
Young designers participating in the program toured the 59th Street flagship and mingled with the store’s top brass and fashion office executives.
Quality and craftsmanship are fundamental assets for Italy’s luxury goods firms, but the stock market is now viewed as a top option for growth.
The licensing agreement was first signed in November 2008.
The site will launch a series of exclusive, limited-edition designer capsule collections dubbed Zoe Collective, on June 24.
The company celebrated its new watch on Tuesday with a cocktail party-turned-art installation.
Top style bloggers now can earn more than $1 million a year.
Boo George is to shoot the designer’s new men’s and women’s Emporio Armani fall advertising campaign.
Stella Tennant, Carolyn Murphy, Saskia Debraw, Karen Elson and Rachel Zimmerman all appear alongside Linda Evangelista in the images shot by Steven Meisel.
Suzanne Donaldson’s site, which goes live Thursday, features photos of the pets of famous fashion photographers, editors and artists.
