The Central Saint Martins graduate is debuting their collection via animations, visuals and Instagram filters and championing gender-fluidity and freedom of expression with larger-than-life silhouettes and drama galore.

The allure of sun and surf is so strong, even if people are California dreamin’ on Instagram, that some designers have actually reported sales lifts during the pandemic.

Forced to stay home, even as the weather warms up, consumers are indulging in a little retail therapy by way of swimwear and resort wear.

A look at what some of fashion’s insiders posted on social media this week.

The American and British fashion organizations encourage slowing down in the wake of COVID-19.

In a discussion on slower fashion post-coronavirus, Donna Karan also touched on Calvin Klein, Anne Klein and the Queen of England.

Many of the comfort-driven styles being worn during the shutdown have been part of fashion’s history for a while.

Donna Karan has long predicted that too-early deliveries would ruin fashion. In the wake of COVID-19, others finally believe her.

In the first of a series introducing emerging brands, Marie-Ève Lecavalier talks to WWD about feeling reflective under quarantine.

They cited appreciation for exhibitions and quirky still-life presentations, and hold out hope for virtual reality and other technologies.

Designer Danielle Hirsch’s New York-based bridal label, Danielle Frankel, is expanding its direct-to-consumer sales with the addition of e-commerce within the brand’s web site relaunch today.

“We are facing a new era that interconnects physical and digital lives,” said FIT graduate Ka Ho Kam.

As the lockdown eases in Italy, Milan’s stores reopened their doors on Monday, but consumers are still safe at home.

Self-care, baking muffins and a collective desire for comfortable footwear are driving growth in ShopStyle’s affiliate business.

The storied house said the coronavirus shutdowns have “absolutely no link with this decision.”