The brand creates luxury leather, foldable bags as an alternative to cloth tote bags.

An Vandevorst and Filip Arickx are calling time on the label they founded 22 years ago in Antwerp.

After all, who can live on fashion alone?

Emilia Wickstead, Mary Katrantzou, Roksanda Ilincic and Simone Rocha are among the labels that feel the most relevant in the London scene, for their ability to build niche yet close-knit, loyal circles of women around them.

The revived line will be presented to buyers during Paris Fashion Week and is designed by the late couturier’s sister Jocelyne Caudroy.

A group of Hong Kong designers is looking to expand its horizons with brick-and-mortar stores.

The designer was known for his minimalist designs, and also for being a gay rights activist in India.

Designs are data-driven and will retail in Selfridges, Asos and Zalando.

The show, which opened last spring and runs until Feb. 16, will move to the V&A in Dundee, Scotland, in April.

Yuppie-era fashion is finding footing with tech scions seeking out a dressier look and creative freelancers repurposing power suits with irony.

“I don’t know what sustainable fashion is yet,” confessed Saoirse Ronan’s stylist Elizabeth Saltzman.

Adam Lippes is building his brand by taking a luxury approach to American sportswear. Chic women are loving it.

Buyers from Nordstrom, Net-a-porter and more are seeing a continuation of minimalism through tailoring and leather dressing, among others for the fall 2020 season.

“There are so many large down brands that have been very successful. Now that they are mainstream, the customer is looking for what’s next.”

The Wuhan Coronavirus has only added to Australia’s summer horribilis.