The Miami store features a nail salon, a food truck, rotating DJs, a host of special events and merch from an artist collaboration with Anselm Reyle.

The fashion house has commissioned two Berlin-based artists to create an installation at the fair that uses old pianos, furniture and scraps of Fendi leather.

Author’s new coffee-table book, “Skull Style: Skulls in Contemporary Art & Design,” features nearly 500 pages of skull imagery from all categories of art.

The designer has debuted a new fine jewelry collection dubbed MadStone.

Sculpture, jewelry, public art, books and now, an upcoming retail installation — this contemporary renaissance woman does it all.

The designer takes WWD on a tour of the New Jersey-based Shima Seiki factory, her latest knit obsession.

Seven years after they first met, Stian Tolnæs and Cathrine Wessel are back in Manhattan and opening a flagship store in NoLIta.

The history of the precious metal is marked with incredible moments. Fast-forward to 2010 and the milestone was all about gold prices reaching a record high.

With gold prices skyrocketing, some designers cope by developing innovative treatments while others amp up that Midas touch.

The jewelry designer plays tour guide on a visit to Providence, R.I.— once the costume jewelry capital of the world.

Summertime for Cynthia Rowley is all about the five Bs: “beach, bikes, badminton, boats, BBQ.”

Former InStyle fashion market director Toby Tucker launched her own line of golfwear last year, now she’s set her sights on another country-club staple.

Read all about it. A look at the next crop of fledgling designers.

The show’s costume designer talks “Priscilla,” pom-poms and lentil bosoms.

Michael King, a fashion publicist at Siren Public Relations, and Lauren Levinger, a former market associate for Creative Artists Agency, have a new act.