The singer launched her fragrance direct to consumers — and fans — with Slate Brands.

Victoria Feldman and Tomas Berzins offered a street savvy lineup with a gender fluid bent — sticking with reversible styles only.

The move will be a boon for Savile Row tailors as well as cashmere, bed linen, gin and whisky producers who’d been suffering the impact of the 25 percent tariffs on exports to the U.S.

Hermès has issued exclusive handbags in aquatic colors to mark the renovation of its Rue de Sèvres store, located in a former swimming pool.

“[Africa] is a continent that is often overlooked, its glory overlooked, its story never told. It is the cradle of civilization. It is the birthplace of humanity as we know it. It is the birthplace of makeup,” said Chuter.

The initiative of an independent curator is celebrated in the publication’s March issue, which is dedicated to creativity.

Stella McCartney is the first designer to take over the store’s pop-up format, a main attraction on the main floor.

As brands consider how to promote greater diversity through their activations, WWD highlights influencer agencies owned by people of color.

Uma Wang’s collection was like stumbling on a treasure chest of clothes in an attic and imagining the characters who wore them.

The complex located in the outskirts of Barcelona, Spain is called Campus Mango and will house offices.

Changes at the publisher continue amid an ongoing fight for profitability and the combination of American and international operations.

L’Officine Universelle Buly, Muji, Whifflys and Wizlife are among brands trying to make mask-wearing a fragrant experence.

Berluti has postponed the event, initially scheduled for March 5, to April 8.

In her return to the Paris calendar, Véronique Leroy wanted to breathe movement into her clothes thanks to the film medium.

The Vaquera trio can’t wait until the world can dress up again.