Dealmakers on Prowl: M&A Action Heats Up Despite Slow Economy

Pharrell Williams is jetting from Paris to New York this weekend to take part in a youth leadership conference organized by his website, K!dult.com.

The amfAR’ benefit event, at Maxim’s, honored Jean Paul Gaultier for his lifetime contributions to men’s wear design and for his humanitarian spirit.

Dior mounted an exhibition titled “De La Haute Couture à la Haute Couleur” for one night only at LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton headquarters.

French fashion house Lanvin opened its first pop-up store Saturday.

The sector’s shakiness continued.

Rolling Stone has a hit on its hands thanks to Gen. Stanley McChrystal.

Maybelline New York is rolling out in Europe a new, colorful and trendy little sister, called MNY.

Making his first public pitch to fight world poverty, Tommy Hilfiger challenged 1,000 chief executive officers Friday to rally around the cause.

Also, Liberty’s CEO Geoffroy de la Bourdonnaye has stepped down.

It took nearly 90 years, but Gold Toe is finally stepping out beyond socks — into men’s underwear.

Taste for bargains and value still growing among American shoppers.

Alessandra Ambrosio, Adriana Lima and Doutzen Kroes squeezed onto the terrace pool area at the Thompson LES hotel on Thursday evening.

Fendi Crazy Carats watch is part futuristic fine jewelry, part classic timepiece and part mood ring.

Actress Helen Mirren plays the owner of a Nevada brothel in “Love Ranch.”

Global retail mergers and acquisitions are on the rebound, and Europe is the center of attention.

Model Andrej Pejic’s androgynous looks have graced a slew of runways including those of John Galliano, Raf Simons and Paul Smith.

Controversial “Byrd Amendment,” the legacy of Sen. Robert C. Byrd who died Monday, channeled $1B to domestic firms.