The film, directed by Johannes Roberts, is out today.

It’s back-to-school shopping season — and with school doors opening soon, it’s time to load up the carts with all the essentials. From backpacks to handbags, here are some of WWD’s highlights for heading back-to-school.

For its 85th anniversary, Turkish Airlines has spruced up cabin crew employees’ uniforms with new designs from Ettore Bilotta.

The new subscription service allows shoppers to rent up to three pieces of women’s apparel for $85 a month.

The new buying and merchandizing office space focuses on sustainability and “a roam and work” style.

Live Tinted’s founder first became a beauty sensation when she used red lipstick to color correct under eye circles.

Beauty Barrage marks a three-year revenue growth of 365-percent, scooping acknowledgement as one of the fastest-growing private companies.

Rare sneakers will be on display and for sale in the men’s store through New York Fashion Week.

Koolhaas said he is not against anything or anybody.

The luxury retailer is offering an assortment of one-off items and artisan designs that pass muster with Kemp.

Spokesmodels Liu Wen, Yang Mi, Guan Xiaotong and Jackson Yee have all distanced themselves from the luxury fashion brands.

To give shoppers added incentive to spend, select Zuda styles offer moisture-wicking, UPF 20 protection, compression or sustainable materials.

After working alongside Prince, John Mayer, No I.D., and more, the 31-year-old singer/songwriter from Sweden gains her own footing.

With publishing jobs more unstable than ever, editors are cashing in on the reported $6.5 billion influencer marketing sphere, making as much as $1,000 for a single Instagram post and $10,000 for a brand campaign. Enter: the editor-influencer.

Shares of Tapestry tanked after disappointing quarterly results. But the ceo said the future is bright — and in China.