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The artist also lensed the members of West’s Sunday Service music performance.

Including Kanye West’s Sunday Service, YSL Beauty’s gas station and a DJ set by Idris Elba.

Bravado’s serious about expanding the perception of what tour merchandise can be with a deal that adds a raft of brands to its portfolio.

The designs will launch in a pop-up boutique in Atlanta’s Wish Gallery Feb.1-3 and on Versace’s web site.

Pablo Piccaso’s work will go under that gavel Sunday at Christie’s and a new exhibition is on view at the Villa Borghese in Rome.

After years spent working for the best — Galliano, Lauren, de la Renta — Ratabesi’s best work is for herself.

The designer joins the brand from Adidas, where he was creative director since 2010, bringing on board collaborators such as Kanye West.

At New York City Ballet’s Fashion Gala, choreographer Kyle Abraham flouted tradition with a work that is bound to attract new audiences.

Convincing brands and retailers that it can be a primary marketplace is one hurdle for the site.

The sneaker industry reacts to Adidas and Kanye West reportedly releasing 1 million pairs of the Yeezy Boost 350 V2 sneakers.

Nikola Vasari, a member of the creative collective behind the Paris-based brand, will show his first solo collection next February.

Carine Roitfeld lured some major musical names, plus children, for her annual spread. Her popular fashion week party has a big headliner, too.

Interest in concert T-shirts has spiked, thanks partially to Justin Bieber, Kanye West and Beyoncé.

The designer and artist cohosted the inauguration of their latest show, “Murakami & Abloh, Technicolor 2,” at the Gagosian Gallery on Friday night.