Holiday Surprise: Men Are Back and Buying

The all-cash deal is capped at $69.6 million.

Vogue’s European editor at large will take home the 2011 Pratt Institute Fashion Icon award.

There’s no better time than now to reprint WWD’s retail take on one of the season’s most classic poems.

Driven by pent-up demand men’s wear has emerged as the star performer for many retailers this season.

The designer has parted with longtime licensee Brunello Cucinelli and set up an independent company.

Footwear marketer might take stake in its new sportswear licensee.

Power failures shut some stores and kept holiday shoppers under wraps.

The state of emergency that has been in place for eight months was lifted, and retailers are ready for a revival.

An e-mail to publishers and editors reflects the company’s new aim of allowing each publication to manage its own business.

The two retailers will collaborate on a limited edition makeup palette.

Some terms of the fragrance license have been given an additional year.

The singer talks about Elvis, Cher and her Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame induction.

Consumers keep flocking online to spend. Last weekend alone, sales rose 17 percent to $900 million.

With Christmas fast approaching, WWD checked in with a few fashion notables to see what’s on their wish list.