The capsule, announced in July, will land on Dec. 6 online and in selected stores.

The campaign will break on Nov. 13.

Brand logos are getting one and the same makeover, choosing to go with a simple wordmark and minimalist lettering.

The search for a ceo at the eyewear powerhouse will begin in January 2019.

The designer is a longtime shareholder in Luxottica, which is his fashion group’s eyewear licensee.

The annual awards honor international brands, British designers and new talent.

The Italian eyewear group, owner of brands such as Ray-Ban and Persol, and a licensee for the likes of Giorgio Armani, Burberry, Prada and Versace, confirmed its outlook for 2018 with sales growth of 2 percent.

The first flash drop, dubbed ‘B Series,’ will be available for 24 hours.

Art meets commerce at the increasingly upscale shopping hub.

The aim is to measure how disciplines such as film, dance, art and theater can impact students’ academic and personal development.

London’s designers were in an extravagant mood for spring, while others focused on revisiting and reworking classics.

Buyers also favored bright and neon shades and said the bigger brands — rather than the new ones — set the trends.

Riccardo Tisci’s first show was unexpectedly discreet, with no VIPs, natural light and a vast, democratic collection.

The designer spoke about his approach, ambitions for the brand and rapport with chief executive officer Marco Gobbetti.

Chubby Cloud by Anya Hindmarch is a three-day immersive, consumer-facing event taking place at Banqueting House, the neo-classical gem designed by Inigo Jones.