The ceo of G-III, which posted solid first-quarter gains, has changed its business model “probably a dozen times” to keep up with shoppers.

The line will launch at retail this fall and draw inspiration from the brand’s 40-plus-year heritage.

The brands join a number of other companies adopting a fur-free policy.

Under G-III’s ownership, the line will hit retail floors in April with the big push set for fall.

The executive is gearing up for another year of rapid growth, fueled by the brand’s collaboration with model-of-the-moment Kaia Gerber.

Executives from the companies talked expansion at the ICR Conference and have enjoyed something of a holiday rebound.

The holiday arrived with indications that some retailers and brands are gaining, while others continue to slip.

Donna Karan operator G-III isn’t alone in seeing a recent upswing in sales and profits.

The Donna Karan and DKNY businesses added $88 million in sales to the company’s third-quarter top line.

Donna Karan also told ABC’s Robin Roberts that she has her own #MeToo incident in a dentist’s chair.

Donna Karan said her statements were taken out of context.

Moody’s said international operations for America’s biggest apparel companies will have profits ticking up next year.

After 43 years in operation, G-III is looking to make its first real foray outside of North America.

Sales from G-III’s new additions DKNY and Donna Karan boosted sales considerably.

G-III will own 49 percent of the joint venture, while Amlon will own the balance.