For the first time, Pomellato is employing the storied Japanese kintsugi technique, repairing damaged stones for one-of-a-kind jewels.

A variety of high-tech devices help to limit human-to-human contact even in the physical store.

Meanwhile, the luxury men’s and women’s brand, which sells $1,000 parkas and $240 baseball caps, continues to grow — even in the era of coronavirus.

The influential designer rose to fame after dressing David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust.

The opening was delayed due to COVID-19, and the attached studio’s opening is delayed even further.

Chief executive officer Tadashi Yanai said the store can help to reinvigorate Japan from the coronavirus pandemic.

The complex was scheduled to open in April, but the date was pushed back due to COVID-19.

Asian brands have been making them for years. Western brands are aiming to catch up.

Retailers in Tokyo began opening their doors last week, but some will continue to wait.

Shares shot up on better-than-expected results and investor hopes of a stimulus package in the U.S. But sales in China were still disappointing last quarter.

Fashion reacts by temporarily closing stores or reducing hours to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Here’s the complete list of changes.

The facade of the four-level banner, which will open in May, was designed by Japanese architect Jun Aoki and was inspired by a scarf.

The collection made its debut earlier this month in Tokyo at Tatras’ boutique there.

Interactive experiences and a welcoming atmosphere aim to attract more younger customers and translate more visitors to sales.

The Japanese brand is known for deconstructing and reworking different items into eclectic new pieces.