For spring, Owens was thinking about his Mexican mother and grandmother, and about Donald Trump’s fixation with building a wall south of the U.S. border.

eBay’s AI and machine learning push continues on, as it touts new personalization and discovery.

People’s new editor in chief Dan Wakeford is starting to fill out his masthead, including his second in command.

The designer will open the first West Coast Off-White boutique at Wynn Plaza in July, and will start his DJ residency at XS Nightclub on June 29.

Since leaving “Riverdale,” the actor has become Fendi’s new eyewear ambassador.

Jun Takahashi threw a curveball, presenting a collection of black, beautifully made and elegant masculine classics.

The luxury goods maker will create 130 new jobs by 2022 at its Ganterie Maroquinerie de Saint-Junien facility near Limoges.

The online marketplace’s “shoppable showroom” is open through Saturday.

Délphine Viguier-Hovasse and Adrien Koskas have been appointed global presidents of the respective brands.

Pringle’s new men’s design director Giuseppe Marretta took as his theme David Hockney’s painting, “A Bigger Splash,” and drove the collection in a new direction.  

WWD interviewed Sarah Assous, senior vice president of Zoovu, to learn how retailers are helping consumers choose wisely.

Fashion-tech start-ups Stitch Fix, Everlane and Rothy’s are coming of age, and a new creative class is starting to emerge in San Francisco.

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates on hold, but has indicated a cut is on the horizon.

“We’re not a fashion-forward city and that’s OK, but we’ve dug into creativity through innovation and that’s just as beautiful,” says Erin Lowenberg.

“Compared to five years ago when we couldn’t find talent, now we can and the synergy outweighs the need for a bicoastal studio,” said the designer.