Brand “awareness,” rather than new funds, to be raised.
He will succeed Bruce Raynor as president of the large U.S. apparel and textile union.
Firm was lifted by growth in all markets and product categories at both retail and wholesale.
Business journalist and author is leaving Dow Jones after 27 years.
Tomas Maier took a double-sided approach to the season. The looks were sporty, some with military touches, done in a muted palette with pops of brights.
For her second outing, the stylist-turned-designer showed a collection that continued on her penchant for Seventies-inspired tailored pieces.
London retailer is preparing to unveil its second and largest U.S. store on Michigan Avenue.
WWD takes a look at what to expect on the French Riviera this week at the 64th annual Cannes International Film Festival.
Fashion school honors the Coach creative director as well as Marvin Traub and Arnold Aronson.
Kate Moss is in focus at La Galerie de l’Instant in Paris, which on Friday opens an exhibition devoted to the enduring supermodel.
Media industry insiders weigh in on paid subscriptions for the iPad.
Watch, a glossy magazine published by CBS that reports on the network’s stars, has tapped Patrick Demarchelier to shoot its September cover.
The organization held its ceremony in Paris for Les Parfums 2011, the country’s version of the FiFi Awards.
Jill Scott, Jennifer Hudson and Christina Aguilera attended the event for Mary J. Blige and Steve Stoute’s Foundation for the Advancement of Women Now.
The partnership will likely serve as the Paris-based flash sale company’s entrée into the American market.
Ten archival pieces are being updated and reissued for the designer’s anniversary.
Triple Five, the Canadian conglomerate that owns the Mall of America, is rechristening the troubled retail complex American Dream@Meadowlands.
At the editor preview, the brands were encouraged to do something they don’t always do: mingle.
He said, she said. And then came two new jewelry collections by Alan Brodsky and Jeeyun Kim.