Sales of sweatpants saw an uptick during the first quarter as more people had to move their workouts into the home.

Monochromatic white looks present a hope of new beginnings.

The strategy lets customers swap out frames, in any condition, for a voucher to purchase a new style.

A look at how brands big and small have balanced design with doing good.

Always an emotional purchase, in such uncertain times customers are finding even deeper meaning in jewels featuring symbols of protection, love and friendship.

An inside look at fashion creatives’ quarantine style. Designers, they’re just like us!

Bright colors were a major trend for fall across all markets, representing a symbol of hope for a time when quarantine is over.

WWD offers a quick escape during a distressing time with a look at some fall collections that played to the imagination.

The new collection, Statements by Deborah Sawaf, is her first push into the rtw category.

Community and resilience underscore how independent designers are carrying on during the coronavirus.

The JCK show has been postponed while Couture assesses its options.

The brainchild of seasoned industry vets, Frank Zambrielli, Stephanie Sarka and Anthony Luciano, the luxury handbag brand is shaking off its start-up status.

For his fall “Coming to America” line, Naeem Khan showed amped-up stars and stripes as well as more of his own brand of Seventies glamour.

Gilles Mendel’s couture-like handiwork and specially engineered fabrics elevated his evening assortment for fall.

Maria Cornejo’s latest collection pays homage to the mix of cultures she has experienced over the years.