These conversations started with one primary question: How does a manufacturing-based industry like fashion reconcile sustainability with growth? From there, numerous industry leaders in the forefront of the drive toward increased environmental consciousness wended in all sorts of provocative directions. Here is environmental scientist Linda Greer’s take.

These conversations started with one primary question: How does a manufacturing-based industry like fashion reconcile sustainability with growth? From there, numerous industry leaders in the forefront of the drive toward increased environmental consciousness wended in all sorts of provocative directions. Here is Eileen Fisher’s take.

These conversations started with one primary question: How does a manufacturing-based industry like fashion reconcile sustainability with growth? From there, numerous industry leaders in the forefront of the drive toward increased environmental consciousness wended in all sorts of provocative directions. Here is Marie-Claire Daveu’s take.

Earth Day prompted a thought about whether fashion companies can realistically balance sustainability with growth. Several conversations later, it’s clear that at least some industry leaders are passionate about trying. Long in the forefront: Stella McCartney.

As Tapestry Inc. releases its Corporate Responsibility Report for 2018 and goals for 2025, the ceo discusses the three pillars that comprise the group’s approach to doing business while respecting the planet and its people.

From this day forward, Marc Jacobs and Char Defrancesco vowed to never float away.

For fall, numerous designers found inspiration in the Chanel jacket. The timing was mere coincidence.

The intriguing natural wonder bloomed all over the fall runways, as designers considered the eternal paradox of its beauty.

I’m a Catholic mother, too. I think the Church has bigger problems to cure.

With Tommy gone, an urban development expert discusses how retail exits will impact New York’s most storied shopping street.

The incoming chairman of the CFDA talks about the role — sort of — and a lot of other things.

“Never! Never, ever, ever, have I said that Melania was an escort.”

The designer views the offering as a natural extension of his Armani Privé collection and calls it “the purest expression of my design aesthetic.”

And rich people wonder why they have an image problem.

The CFDA board is due to meet Tuesday to vote on Tom Ford’s nomination as chairman of the association.