The Los Angeles market is betting on the lure of satellite shows to showcase its fashion wares.

Though there weren’t any trends that were “earth-shattering,” the upbeat mood of the market was noticeable.

A resurgence in domestic manufacturing is fueling confidence for textile firms gearing up for the Los Angeles International Textile Show.

New rules could add to production costs.

Exhibitors said moving the Los Angeles International Textile Show earlier cut slightly into ordering.

One of the key topics of discussion was the use of digital prints versus screen prints.

Three brands to check out at the upcoming show.

Given the economy, high-end bridal designers and upmarket bridal salons are scrambling for new ways to woo their clients.

Junior brands strive to stand out.

Junior brands at WWDMAGIC are taking some fashion risks for fall-holiday and spring

Presenting the right styles to retailers is key.

Designers Watters, Jim Hjelm, Lazaro and Maggie Sottero have posted warnings on websites about wedding gown knockoffs.

The junior segment shows resilience.

A larger women’s category, more accessories lines and exhibitors and a multitude of sponsors, are a few of the highlights Project Global Tradeshow.

The spring runways were an ode to the Summer of Love era and the trend has made its way to the juniors market, which will be on display at WWDMAGIC in August.