A love of theater, dance and performance fueled the Parsons-grad and Thom Browne-alum’s ready-to-wear line.

While sustainability talks took center stage during the week, creativity was missing on the runways.

“I’m not here to judge any types of policies,” said Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy chairman and ceo Bernard Arnault. “I’m here to work with my brand…”

The brand is backed by Dutch showroom Parrot, which is behind retail hits such as Bernadette, Kassl and Wandler.

A Paris exhibition explores the synergies between technology, art and fashion promised by Jacquard by Google’s conductible yarns.

By designing vegan, going back to the land in Ventura, and protesting with indigenous streetwear on the steps of City Hall.

“Making tangible pieces is counterintuitive,” Wentz told WWD.

The entrepreneur’s dream is “to have a wine atelier,” as he discusses the development of Diesel Farm, which he has turned into a fully biological estate.

The ath-leisure-inspired brand — DNA — will be sold online on Oct. 21 and at an L.A. pop-up on Nov. 2.

Celebrating two decades in business this weekend, L.A. retailer Elyse Walker has thrived by bringing the concept of the Hollywood stylist to customers’ everyday lives.

Eileen Fisher marks the 10-year milestone of her take-back program “Renew” by convening a panel in her Brooklyn store.

“I’m really happy the Nineties trend is back and poppin’ with fashion, hair, makeup. I’m waiting for the 2000s to come back,” Michele said.

Duran Lantink is the first designer to feature in the ‘Conscious’ film series and produce an exclusive deadstock capsule for the retailer.

Prada, Zegna, Richemont and LVMH are among the groups turning to their kids for guidance and leadership.

The New York-based designers talked about sustainability and connecting with consumers in different capacities.