Bambuser, a startup specializing in live stream shopping, won the LVMH innovation award.

The Grand Outlet Riviera Maya is set to measure almost 1 million square feet of mixed retail, restaurant and entertainment space.

The luxury brand is celebrating its tie with the music world with the centennial collection to be unveiled at a later date.

Six sculptors and six IFF perfumers teamed up create limited-edition artworks for a project called “Profile By” that’s on display at Phillips in Paris.

Design Director Norbert Stumpfl presented a sophisticated and carefully crafted collection for Brioni, emphasizing lightness and precious fabrics.

Through the initiative Guinness will offer a series of scholarships and bursaries to MA and BA fashion students.

Creative director Carolina Castiglioni combined utility, sport and couture references in her edgy and colorful spring collection.

British luxury makers, who were caught in the crossfire of a 17-year WTO dispute about large civil aircraft production, are relieved that punitive tariffs on British luxury exports to the U.S. have been canceled.

Artistic director Alessandro Sartori debuted a refreshing idea of suiting. “The suit now is a free combination of separates,” he said.

The family sold its remaining stake and Laudomia Pucci will dedicate herself to archives and heritage promotion.

Solid & Striped CEO Sarah Landman chats with WWD on the brand’s dynamic growth, despite COVID-19, and expansion with the launch of its first ready-to-wear capsule.

Several L.A. creatives have customized some of the workwear brand’s signature pieces.

The Tribeca Film Festival, the first in-person film festival of the pandemic era, brought allover animal print, classic suiting and summertime prep to New York.

WWD checks in on whether fashion’s 20 most valuable companies are keeping their commitments to diversity and inclusion.

Though the country is just catching on to celebrating Juneteenth, for many in the Black community, it holds manifold meanings.