The sustainable fashion designer is continuing her mission of tackling the industry’s environmental impact with her upcoming winter collection.

Ida Petersson, the London retailer’s buying director, lays out the new names, categories and trends Browns is standing behind in what is shaping to be a “happier” fall 2021 season.

Ryan Murphy’s glamour-fueled “Halston” miniseries is reigniting interest in — and sales of —Halston brand.

From canvas to reality: the Milanese hip brand flanked its VR-enhanced platform with an IRL experience, extending the customization concept also to end consumers for the first time.

Solid & Striped CEO Sarah Landman chats with WWD on the brand’s dynamic growth, despite COVID-19, and expansion with the launch of its first ready-to-wear capsule.

Though the country is just catching on to celebrating Juneteenth, for many in the Black community, it holds manifold meanings.

Three percent of the sales from Russell Wilson’s 3Brand collection will be donated to his Why Not You Foundation.

Barrie Knitwear in Scotland, part of Chanel’s Paraffection affiliate, will be producing the collection.

Café Forgot has opened a new location that has an artful installation recalling the famous closet in “Clueless.”

Sarah Moon, Arthur Elgort, Jean-Baptiste Mondino and Ellen von Unwerth are among 67 photographers who donated images.

The Cornwall summit, and a British Fashion Council forum, showed just how serious British designers, businesses and public figures are about promoting the circular economy, and nixing waste.

Italian retailer Claudio Antonioli and Matteo Milleri of Tale of Us are backing Kobosil’s new 44 Label Group.

In this season’s digital London Fashion Week, three female voices — Priya Ahluwalia, Dilara Findikoglu and Bethany Williams — stand out for their visions of making fashion a more inclusive, conscious and healthy space.

L.A. homeware designer Heather Taylor, whose cottagey, handwoven home linens are a favorite with tastemakers Reese Witherspoon, Gwyneth Paltrow and the Kardashians, is spreading her wings in 2021.

This is Hill House Home’s first apparel collection that offers styles beyond its popular Nap Dresses.