The brand’s sweet spot lies with dresses, and there were plenty that erred on the side of youth.

Dallas Symphony Orchestra League chose Lela Rose to receive the inaugural Fashion Notes Designer Award.

The two like-minded executives connected over a shared design aesthetic and ethically sourced materials.

For spring, Lela Rose delivered clothes that were polished but not too stuffy.

For resort, Lela Rose orchestrated a “TriBeCa takeover” of colorfully dressed models parading down her neighborhood streets alongside a marching band playing Beyoncé’s hits.

The annual event honored Judy and Russell Carson and Douglas Blonsky.

The collection started with a men’s wear glen plaid, but delivered on femininity and novelty.

The designer reimagined some of her favorite old world gowns for the modern-day brides of today.

The designer showed a charming collection of garden party-ready wares.

“I love to eat delicious food, and this really brings food and education together, and I think it’s just an unbelievable combination,” she said at Edible Schoolyard NYC’s Fifth Annual Spring Benefit.

The designer’s spring outing was a refreshing take on charming and graceful dresses.

Having been very public about her support of the Women’s March, Mandy Moore said she is looking to her peers to see what the next steps will be.

From suits to gowns, Janelle Monae’s stylist Maeve Reilly discusses the singer-actress’s fashion evolution.

In the spirit of the holiday season, WWD asked fashion and accessories designers to imagine their own versions of Santa’s signature cap.

With the wildflower as her muse, Rose designed a playful pre-fall collection centered around vibrant florals.