A hearing, related to contracts of Lanvin designer Bruno Sialelli, formerly with Loewe, is scheduled for June 14.

Amid ongoing political unrest, the French fashion industry is mourning the death of Karl Lagerfeld, its most famous designer.

It will be new creative director Bruno Sialelli’s first collection for the French house.

The former Loewe men’s wear designer worked under the direction of J.W. Anderson.

The house is said to have settled on Loewe’s Bruno Sialelli as its new creative leader.

While fashion has been less affected than other sectors, the Chinese government’s tighter rules may be slowing down the development of some labels.

Sialelli recently exited Loewe, where he had worked since March 2016 and where he was most recently the brand’s head of men’s wear.

Finding a new business leader at Lanvin has been key for Fosun International, which acquired the house in February.

Jean-Philippe Hecquet, ceo of Sandro, has submitted his resignation and is to take up a new role, according to market sources.

In today’s celebrity-designer driven landscape, Lucas Ossendrijver is one of fashion’s constant gardeners, with the attention on the craft.

Domboy is set to reprise his role in hit series “Outlander” for another two seasons, he revealed.

Scheduled for next March, the event is geared at promoting French brands looking to develop in the U.S.

Felci succeeds Marco Pievani.

Dries Van Noten has reportedly put his brand on the block. A smart buyer will insist that designer is part of the sale. Women need his distinctive, elegant chic.

New owner Fosun International has parted ways with creative director Oliver Lapidus and named Joann Cheng interim ceo.