Nicolas Ghesquière and Grace Coddington will talk shop with Alina Cho at the Met next month.

Frédéric Arnault is named strategy and digital director of Tag Heuer as part of the reshuffling.

The watch industry veteran will stay on as non-executive president, with a focus on passing on his expertise.

The license, which began in 2010, will end in December 2018, with Kenzo to announce a new partner in the new year.

The house plans to unveil a redesigned e-commerce site in October carrying a capsule of Slimane’s new collection for women and men.

Judy Price conceived the daylong program focused on science and sustainability.

The site, launched last December, now features a countdown to Slimane’s debut show on Sept. 28.

The collection designed by Kim Jones will bow on Nov. 30, while a pop-up store at Isetan will carry his capsule line for summer 2019.

Rimowa is the first LVMH brand to take a “non-paid print policy” in its advertising activities.

Marigay McKee hosted a reception for British author Rosie Nixon on the eve of New York Fashion Week.

Taking care of models’ health and safety are more of a priority than ever for fashion industry leaders.

Luggage as a fashion accessory has opened up the category to new growth and customers are taking notice.

The French luxury group expects the fourth edition of Les Journées Particulières to draw more than 150,000 visitors.

The watch group was the fair’s largest exhibitor, and its departure comes as brands increasingly are focused on selling direct to consumers.

The group had shown brands Longines, Tissot, Breguet and Omega at the annual Swiss watchmaker event.