London’s five-day digital fashion week begins today against a backdrop of anxiety about cost of doing business with the European Union after Brexit.

Ilincic said she wanted to transmit the internal dramas, and conflicting emotions, of lockdown.

The musician is songwriting in the British capital, and she’s tuning into the British sense of melancholy.

This kaleidoscope of a collection was one of Roksanda Ilincic’s most powerful and strong on color and texture.

See all the looks from the show.

The two brands, which complement one another, are seeing their clients cross over.

Smaller, independent brands with budgets to manage are among the first to address the issue.

There’s no such thing as Thanksgiving, so Christmas always starts early in London.

The ath-leisure and performance wear brand is connecting guests — and increasing revenues — by way of the Sweatlife.

The brand is made up of athletes designing for athletes. “And we’re in the early innings,” McDonald says.

Ilincic blended her signature femininity with a more laid-back, tailored looks that added currency to the collection.

The first collection for the Italian brand by Roksanda Ilinčić bows for fall 2019.

The designer had 11 weeks to furnish the three-bedroom duplex.

Roksanda Illinčić transforms The Penthouse in King’s Cross with postmodern furniture and art

Roksanda Ilincic explored less familiar territory for fall, adding touches of utilitarianism and practicality into her brand of modern femininity.