BCBG Vendors Go Unpaid in Effort to Refinance

The uptown institution feted its soon-to-be new digs with a downtown crowd on Tuesday night.

Outerwear accounts for more than half of apparel sales at retail.

Surprisingly strong sales in Japan and the Asia-Pacific region gave the New York-based jeweler the confidence to raise full-year guidance.

Cindy Sherman, Greta Gerwig, Joseph Altuzarra, Adam Kimmel and Leelee Sobieski dined with the designer on Wednesday night.

A slew of fashion exhibitions are on tap worldwide as museums seek to attract younger clientele and firms see them as ways to build brand awareness.

Laurice Rahme has catapulted the brand to become the number-one seller at Saks Fifth Avenue.

By 2042, half of all Americans will be women we now call minorities.

The Fragrance Foundation’s 39th Annual Awards saw a slew of celebrities — and more than one technical error.

The night’s big winners.

Cosmetics Executive Women added new measures to its 17th annual Beauty Awards including a partnership with Foursquare.

This year’s CEW Beauty Award winners.

Author makes the case that we’re marinating in chemicals in his new book “What’s Gotten Into Us? Staying Healthy in a Toxic World.”

Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin got the nod from Trey Laird to shoot this year’s CFDA journal.

Sumit Bhasin, global director of innovation in the P&G Prestige division, was honored at the Art of Packaging Awards.

Beauty company will launch worldwide in September an all-in-one serum, called Visionnaire, which gives its users “beautiful skin.”

Cosmetics company is introducing a skin care regimen that will launch at Wal-Mart this August.

The GL10 Instant Mobile Printer is the first in a string of products being developed by Polaroid with the megastar.

The fashion house showed its Byzantine-inspired pre-fall collection at the Ciragan Palace in Istanbul.

J.Mendel will be this year’s fashion design award winner at the National Design Awards of The Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum in New York.

Firm hopes to turn a fictional cosmetics company from “The Young and the Restless” into a real-life business.

The fashion firm is hoping to complete a refinancing of debt by June 16.

Plans include opening four to six new offices over the next four to six years — both domestically and internationally.

The designer opens her second New York boutique, a new retail concept developed with creative director Yvan Mispelaere.

The off-price retailer known for its fondness for educated consumers doesn’t rule out the possibility of a sale of the firm.

The measure, which will advance to the Senate for a vote, makes it easier to go after “rogue” Web sites.