The East End institution unveiled its new building a week later than anticipated.

As the rack of clothing was rolled into the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre for this photo shoot, the six cast members from “A Chorus Line” were given just one rule: pick pieces they would wear to rehearse in.

Talk about a revolution. In the saturated world of denim, where designers tend to wax on about how they are “taking jeans to the next level.”

Lanvin’s Alber Elbaz must be one of the nicest guys in fashion.

You just can’t stop Lela Rose.

The heavy decoration and ornamentation of recent fall seasons was replaced by a more tailored look at Premiere Vision.

Peter Koepke, a textile enthusiast and owner-director of the Design Library, a vintage textile resource in Wappingers Falls, N.Y., has been waiting decades for his latest acquisition — a collection of mid-20th-century Amazonian textiles from the…

Foreign mills exhibiting at trade shows here last week found buyers were less interested in buying and more interested in getting a first look at how the season’s trends are shaping up.

Designers combing the booths at last week’s Premiere Vision Preview were faced with trends and fabrics that seemed to represent opposing forces.

Sourcing denim has become a truly global affair and everyone is game: Europe, Asia, the U.S. and even South America.

NEW YORK — Spring flowers may have been blooming outside, but it was geometric patterns that were the most plentiful at Printsource and Direction, two textile-design shows held at the Hotel Pennsylvania last week. Brooklyn-based Squeeze First, a…

It was a dress only a princess could wear.

Shopping Premiere Vision in Paris with Behnaz Sarafpour, who was looking for inspiration and some special embroideries.

Natural looks were the main focus for spring 2007 at Premiere Vision, which some felt symbolized an upbeat business mood.

Just two weeks before his show, Richard Chai is sitting in his Walker Street studio, cool as a cucumber.