Heidi Klum, Alexander Skarsgard, and Michelle Yeoh were on hand for the fundraiser at the Rosewood Hotel.

The Grammy Award-winning singer spoke to WWD about designing the Chanel Pharrell collection, which launches in Seoul this week.

Morrone stars in Attanasio’s “Mickey and the Bear” as the daughter of a veteran in Montana.

Is Times Square cool now? Kendall Jenner, Hailey Baldwin, Cara Delevingne, Joan Smalls, Suki Waterhouse and more made the case Tuesday night.

Bunnies, magicians, donuts, oh my!

The 23-year-old made history last week by becoming the first male model to close the women’s ready-to-wear season.

Two Michelin-starred chefs will take over the famed Paris monument’s restaurants: Frédéric Anton for the Jules Verne and Thierry Marx for the Brasserie.

WWD spoke with new City Ballet and SAB artistic director Jonathan Stafford two weeks into his job.

The creative director and chief executive officer of Alice + Olivia and the artist were the cause for such a pun; the nonprofit organization honored their loud, bright designs for the evening.

After eight years in the business, she’s now an international figure, having opened the Balenciaga and Stella McCartney shows.

The restaurant is helmed by chefs Adam Bordonaro and Ryan Lory.

The “Black Panther” actor stars opposite Lupita Nyong’o in Jordan Peele’s anticipated follow-up to “Get Out,” which opened the SXSW film festival on Friday evening.

“It’s cool to support bigger designers when they’re more accessible to people who don’t have a lot of money for high fashion things,” said “The Walking Dead” actress Alanna Masterson at the bash.

The luxury group backed up its good-time dinner Thursday night with tangible offerings to its women employees and the community at large.

Barbie honored Aboah for the the work she does to empower young women as part of her online community Gurls Talk, with her own ‘Shero doll.

Our guide to the best pop-ups, events and restaurants to check out in between the festival’s films, panels and performances.

“For me, I make these movies because I’m an introvert and I was home-schooled. I always felt that the things I was feeling, only I was feeling them.”