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.

Spiky lace bobbin holders took on an S&M vibe when shown next to the Belgian fashion designer’s evocative black silhouettes.

The “Bianco Sunnei” project aims to offer “an open-air art gallery” hosting exhibitions and events after the label’s spring 2020 fashion show.

The brand’s founder talks about the link with the fast-fashion retailer for its relaunch back into the marketplace.

The streetwear brand loved by Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner, Kanye West and more launches its first official collaboration with L.A.’s old-school haunt Dan Tana’s restaurant.

The digital influencer takes on body positivity with Zeba.

Wes Gordon has put color and joy at the heart of his Carolina Herrera. “It’s not a greige story,” he says.

Seven installations by a mix of artists and designers are on display at the Manifattura Tabacchi, a former tobacco factory being redeveloped in the west of Florence.

Clare Waight Keller plans to serve her signature razor-sharp tailoring with a sportswear attitude and couture-inspired fabrics.

Trends galore surfaced in the most extraordinary of venues, with London men’s designers using more women than ever, softening up streetwear and working a rainbow of Seventies shades and sugary pastels into their lineups.

The designer showed his horror-themed resort collection at Universal’s eerily blissful suburban Americana stand-in used in “Leave it To Beaver,” “The Munsters” and “Desperate Housewives.”

Peter Dundas marked the opening with a party and guests including Lady Mary Charteris, Betty Bachz, Rebecca Corbin-Murray, and Sabine Getty.

Speakers at the Shopify Plus panel in London spoke about the importance of putting the customer first.

“I was looking at gymnastic leotards, with their gestural cutouts that are usually done in flashy rhinestones, and thinking of doing that in a chic way. And I was really focused on what’s wearable,” said former Yeezy designer Maisie Schloss of her new project.