Designer Ilan Chetrite discusses the Paris-based label’s global ambitions in the affordable luxury space.

A game-changing online platform, Klasha.com focuses on underserved emerging markets in Africa and beyond.

Sustainability, genderless fashion, pastels, transparency and color pops were all big, with some brands charging ahead of the pack.

Rebecca Minkoff is using the fall 2018 season to capitalize on the feminist movement.

Cindy Crawford’s 16-year-old daughter worked on the line of ready-to-wear and accessories that launches Aug. 30.

The foundation’s vice president and secretary general was a lifelong friend of the late Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé.

Saks Fifth Avenue is flying the flag for American fashion with a major window display at its Fifth Avenue flagship.

Backed by L Catterton, the executive wants to popularize the affordable luxury brand beyond France.

WWD goes back to see the fashion spots made famous.

The Kansas City-founded brand relocated to Los Angeles and underwent a sophisticated transformation in a bid to woo back majors, boutiques.

Laid-back layers — incorporating denim shorts, floral prints and neon accents — add up to effortless summer dressing.

Pernille Teisbæk and Hanna Løffler Schmidt have become the go-to team for Scandi labels — and others — looking to build a profile in Denmark and beyond.

New creative director Mathilde Torp Mader is steering the brand in a new direction with her debut show, held on Thursday.

Honey Punch’s executive team, led by ceo and owner Katherine Kim, aspires for global brand status.

Recent launches from twenty, thirty, forty and fiftysomething founders show that enterprise is sometimes more important than experience.