The Tokyo Olympic Games opening ceremony begins today and though it’s really about sports, it’s also a little bit about fashion.

On Kerby Jean-Raymond, “what about Patrick Kelly?” and where Jay Jaxon fits into it all.

“We’ve proven we can sell things around the world that are made and shipped by the Skid Row community,” said the brand’s cofounder Rich Marshall.

The 10th annual event will honor groundbreaking artists and Obama portrait painters Amy Sherald and Kehinde Wiley, and legendary director Steven Spielberg.

The line will be available via a mobile T-shirt truck touring Southern California.

The designer plans to launch a bespoke women’s line next month with a private event.

The Renaissance workshop will present a capsule collection for Maison Alaïa this fall, and has dressed a character on “Emily in Paris.”

Seay, Safe and After Glow are three swimwear brands to know before the summer 2021 holidays.

The tops, featuring Lindbergh’s black-and-white images of top ’90s models, were designed by Fabien Baron, and all proceeds from sales will go to the Franca Fund, named for Franca Sozzani.

German online retailer About You made a capsule collection inspired by the model’s effortless style.

While there were fewer exhibitors and less buyer traffic, brands said they continue to see strong sales in the category.

Amazon Studios’ “Making the Cut” returns July 16 with a fresh crop of 10 designers, another $1 million prize and two new judges — Moschino designer Jeremy Scott and model-activist Winnie Harlow.

Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, Polimoda and South African Fashion Week joined forces to establish the “Fashion Bridges” project.

Campbell follows Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid in modeling the TB Summer Monogram collection.

Mulberry has asked Alexa Chung to create her own design for the brand, which launched the Alexa bag 11 years ago.