“We have such a large Tristate consumer base, going to New York was always something we wanted to do from the start,” said Hudson.

Beckham will stage a fashion presentation in November to raise money for children’s health charities.

The two have signed a “very long-term agreement,” according to Edgar Huber, Coty Luxury president.

These conversations started with one primary question: How does a manufacturing-based industry like fashion reconcile sustainability with growth? From there, numerous industry leaders in the forefront of the drive toward increased environmental consciousness wended in all sorts of provocative directions. Here is environmental scientist Linda Greer’s take.

In New York for the U.S. release of the art book “Kenzo Takada,” the designer discussed the highs and lows of the state of fashion.

These conversations started with one primary question: How does a manufacturing-based industry like fashion reconcile sustainability with growth? From there, numerous industry leaders in the forefront of the drive toward increased environmental consciousness wended in all sorts of provocative directions. Here is Eileen Fisher’s take.

These conversations started with one primary question: How does a manufacturing-based industry like fashion reconcile sustainability with growth? From there, numerous industry leaders in the forefront of the drive toward increased environmental consciousness wended in all sorts of provocative directions. Here is Marie-Claire Daveu’s take.

Amazon was given a warrant to buy 1.7 million Kohl’s shares as the retailer agreed to accept the web giant’s returns at all of its stores.

The Italian luxury company has teamed with graffiti artist Pref for the capsule and, for two styles of sunglasses, with South Korean brand Gentle Monster.

It’s another exclusive for the Fifth Avenue retailer.

The retailer has raised more than $600,000 for the organization since 2010.

The partnership aims to give the next generation of fashion designers more AI smarts.

The supermodel-turned-entrepreneur has long championed diversity and believes that the message must come from the top.

Andrew Carnie, president of Anthropologie Home, Garden and International, leaves as the company struggles with declining same-store sales.

The off-pricer tapped one of its biggest competitors for its next ceo.