The newly released CFDA Guide to Sustainable Strategies was penned by Domenica Leibowitz as a “how-to” overview for sustainable fashion.

Tom Ford is back on the men’s schedule, but neither Victoria Beckham, Escada or Pyer Moss have returned to the women’s calendar.

The organization will launch a sustainable resource platform hub in January.

Venus Williams, Mike Amiri and Sander Lak are among the inductees.

A lively discussion on art was followed by dinner in a majestic museum hall.

This year’s five brands will participate in a nine-month business residency with mentoring from leading executives.

Kerby Jean-Raymond of Pyer Moss took home the top prize.

The designer talks about timeless design, investors and control.

An estimated $500 billion worth of clothing that is barely worn and rarely recycled is lost annually.

The ceo of Oscar de la Renta would like brands to work together more closely on issues of trade and immigration.

The project supports Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

Exclusive fashion accessories and items from CFDA’s fashion partners will be sold on the eBay platform starting Oct. 8, with 100 percent of proceeds benefiting Fashion Targets Breast Cancer.

New York has committed up to $20 million in city funding toward a portion of the acquisition costs.

The CFDA and Vogue-backed showroom ended its three-day run on Monday.

Diane von Furstenberg, Steven Kolb, Mary McFadden, Patricia Underwood, Derek Lam, Prabal Gurung and Reed Krakoff were among the designers who helped Herman celebrate.