The French fashion house is pivoting to become more consumer-facing.

The hosiery brand, which will celebrate its centenary in 2021, is being relaunched under new leadership and creative direction.

The fashion executive recounts his long career in a new book, offering a more personal take on fashion history.

The retrospective will run from Jan. 30 to May 3, showing 68 photos from the Seventies onward.

The display spans some 150 garments made between 1977 and 2014 as well as unpublished archival documents and sketches.

In total, the Met Gala revved up nearly $613 million in MIV, with the leading celebrities being Lady Gaga with a total MIV of $62.9 million.

A bevy of designers old and new are showcased in the highly democratized “Camp: Notes on Fashion” at The Met’s Costume Institute.

The model, hospitalized in Paris, had an operation in March.

Casey Cadwallader’s second show for the house comes days before the launch of a retrospective at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.

With new exhibitions in Paris and Beirut, von Unwerth is finessing the second issue of her magazine Von and a fashion film for the Russian model-turned-designer Ulyana Sergeenko.

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ upcoming retrospective “Thierry Mugler: Couturissime” will run from March 2 to Sept. 8.

The line features five scents that can be worn individually or layered on top of one another.

With only eight weeks to complete a 25 piece debut collection for Mugler, Casey Cadwallader was able to design a strong collection that fused modern pieces with the “power female” sensibility of the brand’s heritage.