Many know the model-actress for her roles in “Baywatch,” “Flatliners,” and ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars,” and now she is trying her hand as a designer.

Andy Spade continues to play an integral role at Frances Valentine, as the accessories company opens its first pop-up store.

Fashion designer and artists are ready-made collaborators and several are proving that this month.

Pablo Piccaso’s work will go under that gavel Sunday at Christie’s and a new exhibition is on view at the Villa Borghese in Rome.

Having seen how some of their own relatives, who had served in the military returned from war — with and without a support system — Costello and Tagliapietra wanted to team up with IAVA for a variety of reasons.

Testing pop-up locations and crowdsourcing design with select shoppers are two strategies Rebecca Minkoff will be exploring.

This year’s five brands will participate in a nine-month business residency with mentoring from leading executives.

Les Girls Les Boy founder Serena Rees said her collection is meant to be an alternative to the oversexualized lingerie sold by other brands.

As the executor of the designer’s estate, Vollbracht’s niece Tracy Stanley has the task of piecing together his archives, even though they hadn’t seen each other in more than 20 years.

Goodwill Industries of Greater New York and Northern New Jersey collected more than 91,000 pounds of clothing at this year’s race, compared to 86,000 pounds last year.

To coincide with the opening of a Paris flagship in January, Balmain will return to the couture schedule in Paris.

Running Nov. 8–12, “Waste No More” is meant to remind consumers about the amount of clothing that is discarded annually and the importance of the circular economy.

Designers and brands have been trying to increase voter turnout with free transportation to the polls, tutorials about election issues and voting-themed T-shirts.

Marianne Cassini was held in civil contempt after refusing to turn over financial statements and business records to a court-appointed receiver.

The new exhibition is a bit of a homecoming for Stefan Sagmeister who was born in Austria and studied in Vienna before relocating to New York.