The house hosted simultaneous fetes around the world for the buy-now collection, which celebrated logos and retro mash-ups. “It’s so dope,” Awkwafina said.

Bigger is proving better for Selfridges, which posted an 11.5 percent uptick in 2017-18 revenues to 1.75 billion pounds.

WWD takes a look at the trends coming off the runways in Milan.

The season of streetwear is over, according to Tsum.com’s Riccardo Tortato. 

Nicki Minaj and Chiara Ferragni were among some of the celebrities attending.

The collection will be available starting Oct. 16 and target men, women and children.

The executive was in Milan to present the “open days” event running Oct. 12 to 14, which will see 11 Maisons and 14 locations participating, six of which for the first time.

The Italian eyewear manufacturer operated at a loss and saw a decrease in revenues in the first six months of the year.

The brand, which is selling items ranging from logo bags to double-F popsicles, will be there for the month of August.

The big brands are jumping into swim while shoppers are opting for ever-more-playful styles.

Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian and North West are one of the families portrayed in Fendi’s campaign marking the bag’s 10th anniversary.

From Fendi to Valentino and Jean Paul Gaultier, peepers popped on the runways in Paris.

Fur or faux? For fall 2018, Fendi extended its haute fourrure concept to full-on couture, and engaged in a tony guessing game along the way.

What’s in a name? What’s in a logo? Silvia Venturini Fendi pondered these questions as she put together this breezy collection with a dark edge.

The sleek aluminum cabin trolley, first launched last November, will go on sale this month in two new colors, blue and red.