The ceo of Oscar de la Renta would like brands to work together more closely on issues of trade and immigration.

Here in joint statements, Kate and Laura Mulleavy find American independence enabling. American commercialism? Not so much.

There were standout and innovative shows in the mix, but attendees said workmanship remains an issue and most collections remain geared to the local market.

The customization company is hoping to expand its customer base with the new service.

After years spent working for the best — Galliano, Lauren, de la Renta — Ratabesi’s best work is for herself.

All around the town? Neiman’s fashion director argues that self-indulgent shows hurt emerging designers.

Model Jing Wen, stylist Fan Qiong and hair stylist Wen Zhi were among the names pinpointed as global rising talents.

On fashion’s gerbil wheel, Tibi’s founder and creative director sees scant support for America’s designing women.

Buyers said there was a difference between the struggles of large chain retailers and niche boutiques offering originality.

(Very) young designer Reese Cooper lauds America’s pop cultural impact and the power of streetwear while noting the challenges of domestic production.

Shok-1’s signature X-ray paintings of flies and finger bones adorn bags, high-tops and hoodies.

The two-day event was devoid of the hype typically associated with streetwear and sneaker shopping events, but that seemed to be purposeful.

Luxury brands seeking to grow in China should court women in their late twenties and early thirties, the Institut Français de la Mode said.

The two female founders aim to address some ongoing issues in the modeling industry.

From Rei and Miuccia to Ralph’s 50th, Hedi’s stand at Celine and various explorations of gender, several collections were worth noting this season.