In his first foray into men’s wear, Nicolas Di Felice struck a balance between gender-fluid club gear and workwear-inspired designs.

The Florentine trade show, running from June 30 to July 2, will release a video featuring the collections of the prestigious award’s nine international finalists.

In his first foray into men’s wear, Nicolas Di Felice struck a balance between gender-fluid club gear and workwear-inspired designs.

Chivalry is not dead, if EgonLab has anything to do with it.

The 17-unit line with quirky packaging is part of the house’s centenary celebration this year.

In an arty video shot in the garden of a lakeside villa, the designer showcased looks from his cruise 2022 collection for the heritage house.

Rogers and Cortázar will harness their use of color to bring “optimism” to new ballets that will premiere at NYCB’s annual fall fashion gala this September.

Liu Jo Group will produce and distribute under license the apparel, accessories and swimwear of Blufin’s contemporary and kids lines.

The resort collection continued to push the importance of the brand’s balance between sexy, sweet, edgy and romantic.

The Schlumberger building was designed by the esteemed architect Philip Johnson in 1951 and completed in 1952.

Carhartt’s latest hire has consulted with the company for the past eight months.

Bruno Sialelli went full-throttle in the accessories department, with embellished sliders, rose-tinted sunglasses and endless handbags.

Riad Trabelsi’s designs had a lighter touch for spring, but no less street cred.

Fred Segal Flair retailer turned designer Jeannine Braden conjured the cosmic 2020s in her Le Superbe resort collection, with nods to astrology, numerology, tarot and Bowie.

This nostalgic, feel-good collection seemed primed for a beach party — or a warehouse rave.

The collection will be available at The Hundreds’ Los Angeles store, and online on The Hundreds website and app.

Stars including Lu Han and Ni Ni attended the show, which added 13 new looks to the Aria collection.

Resort emulated a steady evolution of Eli Mizrahi’s signature sexy, architectural elan.

As she gazed at London, Wales Bonner also looked to a different place and time, specifically West African studio portraiture and the work of the artist Sanlé Sory.

The collective showcased a new artisanal direction on its muses letting loose at a daytime party.

Emulating Mother Nature, Takuya Morikawa brought to life new forms.

The limited-edition drop will be available on Ntwrk.

Shangguan Zhe presented a wide variety of looks that fit together well.

Former Afterhomework designer Pierre Kaczmarek offered #hotvaxsummer spin on a hustle culture wardrobe of Friday-wear and casual suiting.

Luca Magliano injected an easy-breezy vibe in this collection filled with commercially smart separates.

Hiroaki Sueyasu’s punk sensibility was met with both childlike and grotesque imagery.

The South Korea brand unveiled a cool streetwear collection infused with a charming retro sport vibe.

The Canadian actor donned a Valentino camp shirt in a video address from Los Angeles.

The house teamed with gallerist and LGBTQ supporter Amar Singh and artists from the Rewind Collective for the project.

Vincenzo Palazzo continued his reference to the music world, this time paying homage to Manchester’s acid house movement in the 1990s.

Giorgio Armani presented a great collection all focused on lightness and effortless elegance. He might not like the idea, but his signature men’s style is hotter than ever.

Called the Lights on Women Award, its first winner will be announced by Kate Winslet on July 16 in Cannes, France.

Georges Wendell, Gravalot, Jan-Jan Van Essche and Mr. Saturday are presenting at Paris Men’s Fashion Week.

The designer specially developed hemp-linen mixed and hemp-cotton mixed cloths with several Irish mills for the new collection.

Clothes designed to be noticed, lively sportswear and sexy tailoring strike the right balance.

Funding fashion departments at HBCUs can be challenging and that can be detrimental for Black creatives interested in getting a competitive edge.

The collection had the charm of a garden party, but translated into clothes for city life.

Designer Jasmin Larian continues to grow her lifestyle brand, this season mixing tropical wanderlust with marabou-trimmed Hollywood glamour.

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.