The Chanel exec on the allure of the brand, the meaning of luxury and turbulent times in Paris.

Karl Lagerfeld drew from ancient Egypt for a lavish yet controlled collection, shown amidst the majesty of the Temple of Dendur.

For pre-fall, Tory Burch was inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe — her work, her style and the woman herself.

Clumsy cultural misread or karmic comeuppance? Either way, Dolce & Gabbana’s disaster in Shanghai was no love letter to China.

The designer and ceo Eric Marechalle discuss the brand’s struggles, strategy and moving ahead.

Marc Jacobs’ Madison Avenue pop-up readies for opening day.

At-home chic is about more than the perfect pajamas. The Salon: Art + Design, in New York this weekend, highlights modern and contemporary design.

Come as you were. Marc Jacobs revisits the show that shocked fashion, 25 years later.

At Brazil’s Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA, the concept of experiential retail isn’t au courant, but core to an approach that has long integrated dining, entertainment and art into the mall experience.

The ceo of Oscar de la Renta would like brands to work together more closely on issues of trade and immigration.

Trends for spring ranged from voluminous drama to insta-ready bike shorts. Here, a comprehensive guide.

Here in joint statements, Kate and Laura Mulleavy find American independence enabling. American commercialism? Not so much.

Pictorials were all over the spring runways in jacquards, intarsias and a multitude of prints. Interpretations ranged from beachside imagery and outdoor scenery at Etro and Prada to Jeremy Scott’s Polaroid self-portraits with edge.

All around the town? Neiman’s fashion director argues that self-indulgent shows hurt emerging designers.

Designers turned to crafts to add interest to the clothes.