The commercial also features supermodel Naomi Campbell.

With royal balls and formal occasions no longer a focal point for the world’s wealthy, fine jewelry learns to adapt to a more casual moment in fashion and society at large.

The space at 5 East 57th Street will be more than double the size of the previous flagship on Madison Avenue.

The celebrity hairstylist’s luggage designs will become available for sale on Oct. 30.

Movado’s ceo Efraim Grinberg sat down with Mvmt’s founders to review its successes and future growth.

The company will increasingly focus on a direct-to-consumer model to grow sales and reduce prices.

The Seoul-based label has planned collections, collaborations and retail ventures to help grow its base.

The announcement comes at a pivotal time for the ballet world, which has recently been rocked by allegations of sexual misconduct and institutional patriarchy.

While accessory trends are slow-moving, buyers did note a new, feminine tone in luxury collections for spring 2019.

The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund has planned a gala for Nov. 29.

The company has gradually increased its average price point by approximately $200.

The Seoul-based handbag brand looks to expand its reach in the U.S.

At New York City Ballet’s Fashion Gala, choreographer Kyle Abraham flouted tradition with a work that is bound to attract new audiences.

Rising bag brand Ratio et Motus has introduced a handbag with a specially fitted pocket for the ubiquitous e-cigarette.

Marchon’s Nicola Zotta is actively seeking opportunities in the specialty eyewear space to add to the company’s licensed goods business.