The Danish band is again experimenting with upcycling, creating rugs from production scraps.

The Athens-based jeweler and film director, who most recently worked on “Emily in Paris,” codesigned a jewelry capsule paying tribute to their shared Greek heritage.

The Hope for Flowers x Naturalizer line is set to launch in March and will be made up of nine styles.

In a 2-in-1 format, Rolex and the first Tudor Watch store in the U.S. opens in the Meatpacking District.

Shoe sales from the second quarter show a recovery that, at times, exceeds numbers set before the pandemic in 2019.

The brand’s watch and jewelry collections will be developed, manufactured and distributed by Swiss company WorldTime Watches & Jewelry.

The five-year-old German democratic jewelry brand, which closed 2020 with revenues of 30 million euros, expects to double its business in 2021.

Lauren London drew inspiration from her favorite healing crystals for her collaboration with Diff.

The jeweler is celebrating its seven icons with a photography exhibition that transcends time. Historic portraits of Andy Warhol and Grace Kelly meet modern-day ones featuring Emma Corin, Ramla Ali — and some of the house’s VIP clients.

The brand launched during the pandemic by sisters Antonia, Perla and Margherita Alessandri offers versatile yet glamorous shoes at an affordable price point.

The evening’s event included a heart felt look at the industries response to the global pandemic.

Game Day Socks feature the Silverclean anti-odor technology he developed in 2010.

The Italian brand, that has opened a pop-up at Milan’s Rinascente department store, offers eco-friendly carry-ons and travel accessories.

The first collection under the new deal — which replaces the former license with competitor De Rigo Vision SpA — will bow for spring 2022.

A new take on affordable and fashionable baby shoes has entered the market.

Rebag, with a stock of nearly 25,000 bags, is introducing a new AI technology that it hopes will promote a circular economy on its site.

Yasaf, Lit is a Black-owned candle line inspired by loved ones, paramount moments, and admiration for the city of New York.

Along with the U.S launch, the brand debuted its new Trunk Collection.

The company, controlled by Japanese Look Holdings Inc., is doing significant investments to boost its digital transformation.

Tag Heuer CEO Frédéric Arnault spoke to WWD about the label’s collaboration Super Mario watch.

Following in the footsteps of Crocs and Birkenstocks, Aerosoles launches a collaboration with Laura Ashley today as a first step toward growing its fashion quotient.

The Natural Diamond Council is betting on momentum to continue in the second half of the year.

Jewelry houses showed pieces in Paris even as they scrambled to meet clients in other parts of the world.

The Danish Lindberg brand will continue to remain independent, leveraging Kering Eyewear’s organization to further grow globally.

Under the direction of CEO Charles Leung, the label seeks to broaden its appeal with younger consumers.

Former editor and Barneys New York fashion director Marina Larroudé’s namesake shoe brand has just taken investment and projects 30,000 pairs sold in its first year.

Services on Mr Porter include the possibility of trading in used timepieces for credit.

The Italian luxury brand is collaborating with Oliver Peoples and will unveil the first designs at the end of September.

Arielle Baron, who first intended to launch her line in fall 2020, will release a brand of shoes that mirror their environment.

Pomellato’s creative director Vincenzo Castaldo revisited storied designs in a major sustainable development.

The Italian eyewear manufacturer also welcomed Alessandro Beccarini in a newly created role as style and product development director.

13 09 SR, cofounded by journalist Emilie Faure, will start with shoes and sunglasses.

Place Vendôme resonates worldwide for clients as the pinnacle of high jewelry, said Bulgari CEO Jean-Christophe Babin.

The house made a pavéd-diamond Jack brooch covered in rock crystal.

The Culture of Design Troy Pop-Up at the Somerset Collection will be open to the public from July 6 through Aug. 5.

Louis Vuitton is launching its first high jewelry campaign with Alicia Vikander.

For every pair of eyewear sold, a tree is planted in the Amazon rain forest.

The storied hatmaker has signed licensing agreements for leather goods and soft accessories, is linking with Ami Paris on a co-branded collection and testing the pop-up strategy.

He is credited with returning the heritage sneaker brand to profitability on his watch.

Blue Nile CEO Sean Kell — now leading what claims to be the world’s largest online retailer of fine jewelry and diamonds — on charting a holistic overhaul toward $1 billion in sales.

Fendi and Thélios share the ambition of shaping the fashion brand into a force in the eyewear segment through an exclusive new partnership, whose first designs bow for fall 2021.

Richemont acquired the Belgian brand Delvaux from First Heritage Brands, a vehicle of Hong Kong billionaire brothers Victor and William Fung.

The capsule features sportswear-inspired pieces and a selection of jackets in gradient earthy tones, as well as new Puma sneaker styles.

Pandora has hired a new general manager for North America to help lead its new omnichannel approach as it continues to grow sales.

The Swiss watch label is unrolling a new retail concept out across markets.

Tourneau’s 2018 acquisition strategy by Bucherer is beginning to take shape, including a name change.

The French luxury brand unveiled the sneakers as part of Virgil Abloh’s spring 2022 men’s collection.

Mark Cross is continuing its work around circular fashion by launching a selection of vintage products on The RealReal.

The Spanish jewelry retailer launched a new airport retail concept and is planning to open additional U.S. stores.