More competition and immediates persist as a sea of forest green and vintage prints appeared on the trade show floors.

Karl Lagerfeld’s death leaves a void in fashion and the culture that cannot be replaced.

From brand relaunches to upcoming labels, here is a list of the most notable fashion projects to discover in Milan this week.

Katie Ann McGuigan took the spotlight with her feminine reinterpretation of the Japanese Bosozoku biker subculture.

Frieze Los Angeles’ West Coast debut sold millions in art, attracted thousands and further solidified the maturation of the city’s creative class.

The label’s creative director, Amy Powney, will host a panel discussion in association with the British Fashion Council and BBC Earth, to discuss fashion’s supply chain issues.

The 360-degree short film, starring Duckie Thot and featuring the Glam Slam bag, will be screened at the Serpentine Gallery in London.

The designer has only just begun marking her 50th anniversary, which will culminate in September, the month of “Z.” 

In a city that lavishes attention on young talent, these established labels are succeeding by sticking to their niche throughout their years in business.

Caught between East and West, these emerging businesses are confronted with multiple cultural and commercial hurdles.

The designer is brimming with plans, including the launch of a full accessories collection for fall 2019, a design project with MIT and more retail stores and product lines.

Pitching themselves as “affordable luxury,” these brands are finding commercial success quickly in an overcrowded market.

A select group of editors got a sneak peek of the store, the brand’s biggest to date, during Paris Couture Week in January.

The $2.2 billion cannabis retailer is entering the fashion world, and opening the door for a new prestige category.

The influencer will also cocreate five bespoke designs as part of the collaboration, set to hit stores in June.