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The former PVH executive is dedicated to sharing her knowledge of sustainable resources and searching for new innovations to make the fashion industry a greener place.
Consumers are shopping but the retailers that make it most convenient with the best gift values will win.
Twenty eight houses, including Chanel and Dior, took part in the annual charity event.
Stefano Gabbana claims insults about China posted from his personal Instagram were from a hacking.
The merchant winds down 2018 with two parties and a publication documenting four decades of all things cool.
The designer and ceo Eric Marechalle discuss the brand’s struggles, strategy and moving ahead.
Riccardo Tisci has just begun to make his mark on Burberry, so it’s no surprise that he’s traveling the path set out in September.
Drawing 1,000 female attendees across Nov. 17 and 18 for the second annual Girlboss Rally NYC, community and experience still key.
Retailers suffered a pre-Black Friday rout on Wall Street rout as investors lost faith ahead of the holidays.
As the lines between beauty and wellness blur, investors are broadening the scopes of their potential investments.
A selection of the latest products in the beauty-meets-wellness space.
Wellness brand The Nue Co. is launching an anti-stress fragrance inspired by the practice of aromatherapy.
Dubbed “Goop for kids,” Kurkova’s Gryph & IvyRose product lineup includes a supplement meant to help children overcome “moody moments.”
Toward the end of the trading day, retailer’s shares remain depressed.
As WWD first reported in September, the beauty magazine is the latest Condé Nast title to end its life as a traditional print publication.
Gwyneth Paltrow’s brand is soon to be involved in all corners of media.
Condé Nast Entertainment is getting a new president steeped in video programming for Millennial audiences.
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