Refined dressing is edging back into fashion, hinged on youthful tailoring accented with vivid color, tie-dye, leather and sly raver references.

The accessories company raised its offer to $28.90 a share, from $28.

W Diamond Group, which had held the license before, will continue to manufacture the collection.

Founder and designer Donwan Harrell quietly left the brand several months ago.

According to owner James Whitner, offering a transaction has become secondary to offering an experience.

The men’s direct-to-consumer brand is banking on music tastes to help it assist customers in making the right style choices.

Brioni executives say the company is a “work in progress,” as the men’s wear industry evolves.

The Maison Margiela veteran joined the men’s luxury company in June 2017.

Tinged with Nineties nostalgia, the collections came loaded with vivid color and utility details.

The shop at 203 Bleecker Street will open in November.