The Los Angeles designer, one of the few women to have a place in the cradle of streetwear, Fairfax Avenue, grew her celeb-loved jewelry collection into apparel and collaborations with Reebok and Nike.
A few senior-level executives have exited at Reebok, Nike and New Balance.
“We wanted to make sure everything was achievable in the physical world before putting it into the digital,” said Getty, adding that more pieces will be added to his virtual world in June or July.
A few senior-level executives have exited at Reebok, Nike and New Balance.
“We wanted to make sure everything was achievable in the physical world before putting it into the digital,” said Getty, adding that more pieces will be added to his virtual world in June or July.
He will retain his duties as chief financial officer.
First ladies have approached fashion with varying levels of interest.
Mônot’s “Collection 003” runway film features actress Tiffany Haddish and a stellar model cast powerfully emerging in sexy, bold fashions.
Specializing in “queer and sex-positive designers,” the store owned by Joakim Andreasson carries JW Anderson, MSGM, Walter Von Beirendonck, Comme des Garçons and more.
Working around France’s 6 p.m curfew, Coperni staged a drive-in show at Paris Fashion Week.
The designer’s gorgeous brand of defiant chic included superhero capes and stunning fishtail gowns.
Koma married day and eveningwear, in a way that felt relevant to how women will want to dress, as the world starts to open up.
The Silvia Tcherassi fall collection provided transitional attire with new interpretations of the brand’s playful, “unexpected” twists.
Uma Wang’s collection was like stumbling on a treasure chest of clothes in an attic and imagining the characters who wore them.
L’Officine Universelle Buly, Muji, Whifflys and Wizlife are among brands trying to make mask-wearing a fragrant experence.
Berluti has postponed the event, initially scheduled for March 5, to April 8.
In her return to the Paris calendar, Véronique Leroy wanted to breathe movement into her clothes thanks to the film medium.
The Vaquera trio can’t wait until the world can dress up again.
Albino Teodoro presented a stripped-back collection that felt refreshing.
The Paris-based designer is going coed, releasing a gender fluid collection for fall.
WWD’s Kuba Dabrowski captured the best looks as seen on the streets of Paris.
The winner of the inaugural Yu Prize will be revealed during Shanghai Fashion Week this April.
Marie-Christine Statz channeled a sense of comfort within her distinctive architectural universe.
The designer walked a fine line between feminine professional wardrobe and experimental constructions.
Even if life turns you upside down, Hidenori Kumakiri has you covered with a collection of double-ended garments.
The New York-based ready-to-wear label, known for its optimistic, feminine fashions, leans lightly into the bohemian spirit for fall.
L.A.-based brand Rhude designs a four-piece capsule collection built for year-round use.
Both sides claim to be in the right and are planning for a court battle.
Easy, everyday-wearable, but with the warmth of handcraft, this collection should continue to put wind in Sea New York’s sails.
In his debut show as artistic director of Courrèges, Nicolas Di Felice celebrated club culture with his youthful take on Space Age cool.
Get to know the designers behind the ever-evolving brand, Endieu.
Guillaume Henry’s focused selection of styles burst with volume and color.
The first lady spoke highly of the education system in the U.S.
Mitsuru Nishizaki went for a genderless approach for a handsome lineup of layered looks.