Alessandro Bogliolo remains focused on growing the business for the long term.

The director turned to Richard Wright’s classic novel for his first feature film, which stars Ashton Sanders.

Out on March 30, it will be hosted by Gunnar Peterson, a high-profile personal trainer and functional training expert.

WWD’s Retail 2030 forum will focus on the new store experience.

Labelhood will open a Chinese designer pop-up corner in Lane Crawford’s stores and Lane Crawford will award a scholarship to fashion designer Caroline Hu.

More than a century old, the family-owned business blends its brick-and-mortar heritage with the digital world.

That Donna Summer song perfectly captures the latest eyewear styles, which have a definite Seventies retro vibe with oversize designs, geometric shapes and colored lenses with clear frames.

A Paris-based label is subverting Middle Eastern stereotypes, styles and motifs to make a fresh statement on urban identity.

Ceo Chip Bergh had a big first day in the public market and said the denim giant is preparing for the next 166 years.

Hollywood hero Tom Ford’s new chairmanship at the CFDA, Rodarte’s recent flower-filled L.A. runway spectacular, and the flagging momentum of New York Fashion Week have some industry insiders looking to L.A. for the future.

The company pledges to donate 20,000 euros to the best project meeting the De Rigo HEART Foundation’s values.

Eyewear has seen few new disruptive forces since Warby Parker’s launch nearly a decade ago. WWD examines why the industry’s landscape has been difficult to crack.

While they may be showing and selling their collections elsewhere, these brands have built global stockists and followings as big as many of their New York counterparts.

The independent showcase platform presents five impressive Chinese fashion brands, which have a distinctively different tone from the Shanghai crowd.

Condé Nast International has lifted the veil on its 2017 financials, which will be published on Companies House in the next days.