A stronger RMB and relaxed visa rules are fueling more shopping abroad, while a revival at home is also in the cards.

The request for arbitration has been deposited at the International Chamber of Commerce “to ascertain violations” to the Essilor and Luxottica merger inked in 2017.

The London-based brand has been honing its digital platform and prioritizing customer personalization services.

The designer joined the Italian brand as creative director in 2017 and his last collection is believed to be for fall 2019, shown in Milan last month.

The luxury brand has committed itself to a new report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation to eliminate plastic packaging.

As more consumers are ditching fur, fashion brands are taking note.

For luxury brands, it’s all about ownership. They want to own color, a style or — in the case of Bally — vast swathes of earth.

The brand has been working with the charity since 2013, donating clothing to women, many of whom are long-term unemployed, interviewing for jobs.

Effective on March 5, the delisting follows the birth of EssilorLuxottica on Oct. 1 last year.

The site will be 100 percent Harrods, with the back office operated by Farfetch Black & White Solutions.

Brands are eager to see their names in the froth.

A Burberry model complained on Instagram about the piece that appeared in Sunday’s show and criticized the brand on Instagram.

Riccardo Tisci will be turning his attention from beige to opera stage, dressing Marina Abramović for “Seven Deaths.”

Will we see more celebrities, and high-profile people from outside the industry, replacing trained designers?

Tisci took a step forward for fall, tightening up the show, clarifying his vision and making a return to that classy streetwear for which he’s known.