Four LGBTQ designers across generations in a dialogue on past struggles, ongoing progress and why “we’re not done.” Three of the four offer thoughts on why Stan Herman rocks.

The British model will receive the accolade at the annual Fashion Awards in London in December.

Downtown grit mixed with L.A. glam, Perfect Number is comprised of functional pieces with feminine polish, sport and military touches.

The Palais de la Porte Dorée will house the show in February 2020.

In an exclusive interview, the artist tells WWD about his close ties with fashion, thinking like a brand, and going beyond color.

The trade show, which ran June 15 to 17, spotlighted sustainable emerging brands.

Fashion-tech start-ups Stitch Fix, Everlane and Rothy’s are coming of age, and a new creative class is starting to emerge in San Francisco.

“We’re not a fashion-forward city and that’s OK, but we’ve dug into creativity through innovation and that’s just as beautiful,” says Erin Lowenberg.

“Compared to five years ago when we couldn’t find talent, now we can and the synergy outweighs the need for a bicoastal studio,” said the designer.

The brand worn by Hillary Clinton, Awkwafina and Amy Poehler opens its first permanent brick-and-mortar store in New York’s SoHo — with a co-working space built in.

“A little bit more energy, I wouldn’t say fashion,” Martin says of what she’s doing at Everlane. “We are very aware of what’s going on, that’s our job, to have the conversation and be able to identify things that have longevity.”

The pop-up will be open from today through June 30.

The men’s calendar is bulging with 10 more official shows and includes a United Nations of diverse fashion talent.

The June 20 event will feature performances by Pharrell Williams, pianist Lang Lang, violinist Charlie Siem and readings by Tilda Swinton and Fanny Ardant.

Shot in Los Angeles, the low-fi and collaged-look videos bring to life Henri Levy’s deconstructed punk aesthetic and clothing.