Web Ground Zero in Ongoing War on Counterfeits

The store is to travel from Paris to other cities including Milan and New York.

The director debuted a triptych of commercials he shot for Magnum ice cream starring the actress.

Molly Jong-Fast’s latest novel, “The Social Climber’s Handbook,” is an “‘American Psycho’ for the Bergdorf’s set.”

WWD caught up with the model in London to chat about the new Steven Meisel-directed ck one campaign.

The fashion set flocked to a party for Jaguar at the 2011 New York International Auto Show last week.

Veteran designer Roslyn Harte’s first break in designing women’s pajamas led her to Broadway in 1954 and “The Pajama Game.”

The Seoul-based fiber company is focusing on shaping benefits in both intimates and swimwear.

Design duo Jessica and Jason McMahon have been named finalists for state’s Next Top Designer contest.

In its fall collection, new eco-conscious brand uses fish skin as an alternative to leather.

Prosecuting third parties, such as Internet service providers and pirates’ business associates, is a growing trend.

The intellectual property and anticounterfeiting attorney has led 600-plus raids in New York City.

The Reading, Pa.-based chain has named a member of its founding family as vice chairman.

The department store is rolling out several new go-green initiatives this year.

From candy-cane stripes to Bohemian chic, WWD looks back at nuptial wear for the fashion set.

There’s no question this wedding gown designer knows what works fashionwise for that trek down the aisle.

Beth Gold-Cohen is finding her entrepreneurial niche with a category she’s marketing as “shapewear leggings.”

Improvements in net and same-store sales allowed the accessories and jewelry retailer to increase fourth-quarter profits and post a profit for the full year.

The handbag designer was the youngest to show at New York Fashion Week in February.

Design firm alleges the retailer promoted and sold its women’s “Duquette Leopard Print Sweater” without permission.

S&P Retail Index finished up 1.2% after hitting 52-week high.

While the magazine’s covers have been setting a high bar for other weeklies, the magazine’s creative director, Richard Turley, is basically unknown.