The brand, founded in 2018 by Swiss designer Kevin Germanier, is entirely made of upcycled material — fabrics, beads, zips and even threads.

Digital devices implemented in the company’s new “forerunner” store format and holiday pop-up shops aim to enhance customers’ engagement.

In collaboration with architect Daniel Libeskind, the brand redesigned the star tree topper and created a pop-up shop in Rockefeller Center.

Brightman collaborated with the brand on a unisex collection and will wear costumes on her 2019 tour decorated with more than 600,000 Swarovski crystals.

The historic crystal maker employed mist and mirrors — and refracted light — in a splashy inauguration of a modern wood and concrete factory.

Riders included milliner Emily Baxendale, model Rosie Tapner and winner Katie Forrest.

The Spanish actress was in Paris to show her Atelier Swarovski collection of fine jewelry with a sustainable bent.

Lark & Berry, a new brand specializing in cultured diamonds, is the latest to embrace faux gems.

DVF and Swarovski talk philanthropy and social responsibility.

The DUMBO House party honored Mike Amiri, Kristopher Brock and Laura Vassar of Brock Collection, Aurora James of Brother Vellies, Kerby Jean-Raymond of Pyer Moss and Sander Lak of Sies Marjan.

The fashion label’s watches had been produced under license by Fossil Inc. since 2011.

CAFA puts the spotlight on fashion talent, new and established.

Swarovski and von Furstenberg join the likes of Victoria Beckham, Nick Knight, Christopher Bailey and Vivienne Westwood.

The costumes for the new ballet, which premiered at the London Coliseum, feature more than 45,000 Swarovski crystals.

Female empowerment, sustainability and the support of talents are high on the executive’s agenda.