The Krakoff boutique is the brand’s first freestanding store.
Geoffroy de La Bourdonnaye faces the challenge of reigniting the Chloe’s once explosive growth.
Shares of Tiffany & Co. fell more than 3 percent Friday.
There won’t be a picket line at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week next month.
“Call us the ‘Kylie-ttes,'” quipped Rufus Wainwright as he took the stage behind Kylie Minogue.
Entertainment Weekly and Women in Film helped kick off Emmy weekend Friday night.
Julia Ormond and Rose Byrne step out for BAFTA/LA’s annual tea party.
Nicky Hilton, Justin Bartha, Anouck Lepère and Topher Grace attended the benefit.
“Office” cast members John Krasinski, Ed Helms, B.J. Novak and Krasinki’s wife, Emily Blunt, celebrated at the Chateau Marmont.
Claire Danes stood out in Giorgio Armani Privé, while Anna Paquin turned heads in an Alexander McQueen column topped with gold sequined shoulders.
Louis Vuitton racked up a slew of firsts with its latest “Core Values” ad campaign, featuring Bono and his wife, Ali Hewson.
Retailer Nordstrom edits merchandise for a smaller, more urban space.
New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer described the New York profile of Charles and David Koch as “admiring.” Them are fightin’ words.
Playtex’s new videos are meant to evoke the ambience of girlfriends sharing secrets.
The bestsellers at intimates market, from companies including Cosabella and Natori, seek to provide something extra.
Liliane Bettencourt cut photographer François-Marie Banier out of her will in mid-July, according to the Sunday-Monday edition of Le Monde.
Kate Moss for Topshop’s last full collection is due for delivery on Oct. 25.
Ralph Rucci has decided to have individual appointments throughout New York Fashion Week in his SoHo showroom instead of a runway show.
Wim Wenders has become the latest film director to jump on the 3-D wagon.
Gucci is unveiling a new luxury digital flagship today.
Jones Apparel Group signs for contemporary brand named B Brian Atwood.