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 cancelled.

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.

The London-based designer has tapped Netti Hurley, Charlie Max and Constance Maillet and asked them to create films that capture the female experience through their eyes.

Scandal marks the first men’s fragrance introduced by the brand since it was taken in house by Puig in 2016.

Donators of used clothing from the label will be granted vouchers; proceeds will go to an endowment fund supporting artisan craftsmanship.

As the face of the new Gucci Flora Gorgeous Gardenia scent, the artist will appear in a series of images and a video directed by Petra Collins.

The brand this season introduced a hat collaboration with James Pink and a knitwear capsule with Kepler.

The brand is introducing its first full ready-to-wear offering for men starting with spring 2022.

The brand, produced and distributed under license by Sinv, is eyeing China and the U.S.