The Fantastic Green capsule includes unisex T-shirts, sweatshirts and pants crafted from certified organic cotton.

“Pants are still happening,” said Janine Chilton-Faust, global VP of men’s design for Levi Strauss & Co.

The Fantastic Green capsule includes unisex T-shirts, sweatshirts and pants crafted from certified organic cotton.

A range of Milan-based designers posed in front of the camera in their favorite locations sending their love from Milan.

In addition to charting new strategies, the designer suffered from COVID-19 off and on for a month.

“Even in these strange circumstances, it’s very exciting to be able to look ahead and take some positive steps,” Smith said.

The new normal has spurred the special-occasion fashion firm to create PPE, performance workwear and casual fashion.

The international modeling agency now represents the 16-year-old in beauty and fashion.

Rick Owens, Dior, Hermès, Loewe and Casablanca were highlighted by buyers as some of the standouts of the digital presentations.

Betty Cooper and Veronica Lodge are front and center in the brand’s latest collaboration.

The house is brimming with projects — and the energy carried over into the collection.

The designer entitled the collection “River Runs Through.”

Imagining a better and more united future is part of Oliver’s new strategy.

There were several engaging entries in the first online edition of Men’s Fashion Week in Paris, and the clothes sometimes seemed more relatable, whether on the streets of Paris and Berlin, the cliffs of Normandy or some suburban living room.

Shangguan Zhe took a cue from the fusion of various ethnic and pop cultures this season.

Moses Sumney shares his sculpted torso and soaring falsetto in a short video unveiled as part of Digital Fashion Week in Paris.

Kim Jones designed his spring collection, titled “Portrait of an Artist,” as an homage to Ghanaian painter Amoako Boafo.

Alejandro Gómez Palomo offered a tongue-in-cheek close-up on couture techniques overtaken by nature.

The Chinese designer looks to the old collages of the German artist Hannah Höch and images taken from his trip to Varanasi, India.

Jessica Jung and Dami Kwon created tension between loungewear, tailoring and quirky knits in a collection inspired by imaginary travels.

Repackaging French elegance for rising generations, Bruno Sialelli fine-tuned classics, blowing up Erté prints and laying on the accessories.

Spencer Phipps fulfilled a childhood dream by starring in his own Western film titled “The Spirit of Freedom.”

Four different themes ran through the collection conceived by the brand’s internal design team.

Charnas and Something Navy’s interim ceo Matt Scanlan discuss her stand-alone brand launch, the coronavirus and the Black Lives Matter movement.

The luxury footwear brand brings its flesh-toned Nudes collection to a fashion game committed to expanding representation through its avatars.

Rhuigi Villaseñor’s spring collection, titled “The Audacity to Dream,” was his first since becoming a U.S. citizen last month.

Colm Dillane’s surreal miniature world offered something of the excitement of a real-life fashion show — complete with Queen Elizabeth II and the Obamas in the front row.

The Japanese designer combined classical ninja attire and modern-day men’s wear this season.

Junichi Abe sent classics on a spin, layering child-sized clothing on loose, grown-up silhouettes.

Pierre Mahéo trained his sights on suits, adapting them for an era that calls for versatility.