In the vibrant city center neighborhoods of Berlin Mitte and Friedrichshain, individual winter style was confident, if conformist.

WWD goes winter trend spotting on Parizska Street in the city’s historic Staré Mesto quarter.

WWD goes winter trend spotting on Parizska Street in the city’s historic Staré Mesto quarter.

Suppliers and their customers adapt to knit trend, price pressures.

Blue was the new black at Amsterdam Denim Days’ second edition.

Ten years later, Andrew Olah’s denim-centric show has become far more than an afterthought.

“The Next Black” shows how designers, apparel manufacturers and textile producers are striving to make fashion more green.

Attendees pleased with format, focus on sustainability.

On Monday, founder and ceo Karl-Heinz Müller outlined some of the changes envisioned for next summer’s show.

The California brand tapped German blogger Bonnie Strange to style six looks at its flagship.

The designer was brought into the company roughly a year ago to build up the sportswear offerings and help raise the brand’s profile internationally.

Now in its second year, Amsterdam’s Jean School is educating tomorrow’s indigo entrepreneurs.

Brands at the recent round of trade shows looked to emerging markets, along with Japan and less mature markets in Asia, to boost their sales.

The off-site happening took place in Berlin on Wednesday.

Pharrell Williams, Fisher Stevens, Fabien Cousteau and Tyson Toussant all spoke on Tuesday.