Stella McCartney is the first designer to take over the store’s pop-up format, a main attraction on the main floor.

The collection is part of Stella McCartney Shared, an ongoing series offering clothing that is aiming to a speak to a younger, gender-fluid generation.

Simonetta will begin developing, producing and distributing the Stella McCartney Kids collection beginning with the spring 2022 season.

Fashion@Brown will take place virtually from March 4 to 22.

Italian eyewear producer Thélios plans to roll out frames in recycled acetate in 2022.

Luxury has a waste problem, says the designer who is shifting her conservation drive into high gear, spinning every last button, bit of lace and fabric scrap into new collections.

The luxury fashion brand said the coronavirus’ impact “eviscerated” Madison Avenue shopping, effectively canceling its sublease.

The Italian eyewear company Thélios, a joint venture between LVMH and Marcolin, is launching Dior and Stella McCartney collections for spring, as well as its own new proprietary brand.

Designers like Donatella Versace, Stella McCartney, Nicolas Ghesquière and others are taking to social media to pay their respects to the late supermodel.

Stella McCartney, who’s being honored in the 2020 Fashion Awards for her contribution to the environment, has run out of leftover fabric, and needs to find some more, fast.

The new executive, Peter Chipchase, hails from Soho House and will offer an “outsider’s perspective” on the company, according to the ceo Gabriele Maggio.

Fashion designers aren’t the only ones who fear being called out for cultural appropriation: Some consumers may be shunning clothes from Black, Asian and minority ethnic brands for the same reason.

The campaign, which features portraits of women with breast cancer, and letters addressed to their families and friends, was shot by Lynsey Addario and filmed by Alice Aedy.

Stella McCartney urges the industry to reuse, recycle and make progressive changes to help the environment.

Stella McCartney spells out her brand’s “alphabetized manifesto,” with a little help from her art-world friends.