A first look at the Olivia Palermo Collection, which will bow in February.

Owen was Alo Yoga’s first paid influencer and is a former recipient of Revolve’s Influencer of the Year Award.

The session and celebrity hair stylist who’s been working with brands and magazines since the Seventies, will receive the Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator.

The enigmatic designer, whose experimental work and legendary Garbo-esque aura continue to fascinate fashion lovers, goes on the record in a new documentary by Reiner Holzemer.

The designer has collaborated with Laffanour Galerie Downtown to upholster 17 vintage pieces in Berluti’s patinated Venezia leather.

“Marche et Démarche” at the Arts Décoratifs in Paris looks at the evolution of footwear design through the years.

As ambassador for DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse, the actress and writer exclusively announces the footwear retailer’s first “DSWGives Do Good” initiative.

Brands to keep an eye on in 2020.

“I have the intention to dress celebrities,” said St. John creative director Zoe Turner of the timing of her first collection. “Coming from Dior, it’s my passion and part of me to create beautiful dresses. We’re working on a project for that right now.”

Some brands at ComplexCon don’t even want to be associated with “streetwear.” Others are just trying to reckon with now being the mainstream.

The embattled Meghan Markle has pushed Prince Andrew’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein to the sidelines.

The retailer is branching out into new categories and beefing up its accessories offer with 70 brands.

Having just inked a deal with Richemont, Alber Elbaz is looking at fashion, luxury and the act of making and dressing in a new light.

This year’s prize focuses on traceability and Woolmark has partnered with Provenance and Common Objective.

The designer campaigned for ethical fashion practices back when many in the industry just wanted her go away. Times have changed but Stella’s determination hasn’t. Now, she officially has Bernard Arnault’s ear.