Norma Kamali balanced the ideas of uniform dress with one-of-a-kind, playfully eccentric fashions for resort.

Barrie Knitwear in Scotland, part of Chanel’s Paraffection affiliate, will be producing the collection.

Norma Kamali balanced the ideas of uniform dress with one-of-a-kind, playfully eccentric fashions for resort.

Inspired by Cher and all things ’70s, Koma dialed up both the glamour and the optimism for his latest resort 2022 outing, with crystal flowers, pastels and some extra bold slits.

The LVMH Prize-shortlisted Alicia Robinson imagined a vibrant post-lockdown summer inspired by color-intensive art and rave culture.

The 1990s-inspired collection Japanese designer Hiroyuki Fujita presented with a short movie offered unfussy choices for streetwear fans.

Gaetano Colucci’s ongoing quest for his fashion Arcadia had him — an avid gamer — thinking about video games for spring.

Parent company L Brands files regulatory documents to begin the spin-off process of the lingerie brand from Bath & Body Works.

The sustainable fashion designer is continuing her mission of tackling the industry’s environmental impact with her upcoming winter collection.

The collection referenced the brand’s archives with a contemporary twist.

Ida Petersson, the London retailer’s buying director, lays out the new names, categories and trends Browns is standing behind in what is shaping to be a “happier” fall 2021 season.

Samuel Ross injected his spring collection with blocks of crayon colors for a more optimistic take on protective gear.

Lightness was key and Kiton removed all layers, offering weightless constructions, yet perfectly tailored.

Glenn Martens reinterpreted Diesel’s fun, frisky and unapologetic aesthetic with irony, creativity and a bit of conceptual vibe.

The American label has been announced as G2’s exclusive fashion outfitter.

Olivier Rousteing plans to show his spring 2022 collections for women and men on the runway in September.

The collection will launch in October with a video and campaign images shot by photographer Cass Bird.

Ryan Murphy’s glamour-fueled “Halston” miniseries is reigniting interest in — and sales of —Halston brand.

Marking a maturity step for the Nigerian British designer, the cohesive collection paid tribute to “all outcasts out there.”

The collection offered statement looks playing with exaggerated proportions and daring, skin-revealing solutions.

Envisioning a salt-washed fantasy world, Massimo Giorgetti delivered a fresh and cool collection that restated his talent for connecting with younger generations.

Federico Curradi and Nick Fouquet presented a charming collection, injected with artisanal elegant and poetic romanticism.

Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons challenged the boundaries between fashion utopia and everyday reality with a collection combining timelessness and trend hype.

Men’s wear creative director Kean Etro paid tribute to the Italian musician and artist Franco Battiato and explored “the nomadic spirit.”

From canvas to reality: the Milanese hip brand flanked its VR-enhanced platform with an IRL experience, extending the customization concept also to end consumers for the first time.

Brunello Cucinelli expressed his worries about the small percentage of employees who will choose not to be vaccinated.

In keeping his obsession for vintage fabrics, Japanese designer Hideaki Shikama presented an edgy streetwear collection.

Inspired by the colors and lights of Los Angeles in the ’90s, the collection was filled with relaxed silhouettes and lightweight fabrics.

With his head in the clouds, the Indian designer channeled a surrealist theme for spring.

Inspired by the adventurous images of artist Peter Beard, creative director Walter Chiapponi delivered a collection that was sophisticated yet more nonchalant than usual, consciously adding a touch of sensuality.

Brunello Cucinelli touted “simplicity in elegance” revisiting the suit with blends of light and precious fabrics and a more relaxed and contemporary fit.

Silvia Venturini Fendi delivered a highly charming men’s wardrobe, which played on color effects and proportions.

The luxury brand is celebrating its tie with the music world with the centennial collection to be unveiled at a later date.

Comfortable clothes with loud print and logos inhabit the designer’s psychedelic metaverse.

Design Director Norbert Stumpfl presented a sophisticated and carefully crafted collection for Brioni, emphasizing lightness and precious fabrics.

Through the initiative Guinness will offer a series of scholarships and bursaries to MA and BA fashion students.

Creative director Carolina Castiglioni combined utility, sport and couture references in her edgy and colorful spring collection.

Artistic director Alessandro Sartori debuted a refreshing idea of suiting. “The suit now is a free combination of separates,” he said.

Solid & Striped CEO Sarah Landman chats with WWD on the brand’s dynamic growth, despite COVID-19, and expansion with the launch of its first ready-to-wear capsule.

Several L.A. creatives have customized some of the workwear brand’s signature pieces.

Though the country is just catching on to celebrating Juneteenth, for many in the Black community, it holds manifold meanings.

The London-based designer has tapped Netti Hurley, Charlie Max and Constance Maillet and asked them to create films that capture the female experience through their eyes.

The brand this season introduced a hat collaboration with James Pink and a knitwear capsule with Kepler.

The brand, produced and distributed under license by Sinv, is eyeing China and the U.S.

The accessories, and one coat, were inspired by moving blankets — and luxed up with a shimmering monogram.

The company’s C-suite saw COVID-19 pay cuts, but executives there still ranked among fashion’s highest paid.

Fireworks filled the night sky above Athens as Dior staged the first major runway show with an audience since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.

But will consumers buy into it?

The winner of a global design competition will get $7,000 cash and a merch line sold on Amazon.

The e-commerce giant has tapped Billie Eilish, H.E.R. and Kid Cudi for performances tied to its annual Prime Day shopping event.