Dow falls back below 12,000, banks and commodity shares in retreat.
International Vogue editors and a host of designers set to attend.
British Fashion Council exhibit featured nine designers including Todd Lynn, Nicholas Kirkwood and Marios Schwab.
The brand opened its first store in the region with a lavish fashion show.
The quarterback will make an appearance at Macy’s Herald Square to introduce his Limited Edition Citizen Eco-Drive Perpetual Chrono A-T watches.
Due out this month, “Textiles: The Whole Story” analyzes seemingly every aspect of human growth and lifestyle in which textiles have played a role.
Federal authorities spent a month investigating the sites in an enforcement action dubbed “Operation Strike Out.”
The trade show proved China is becoming a major customer for high-end textiles from the West — while consuming more from domestic producers.
LVMH brand will serve as the primary corporate sponsor of the 2011 National Arts & Humanities Youth Program Awards.
Terry Richardson and some of the magazine’s latest covergirls partied ahead of Halloween on Sunday night.
The Madrid store is A&F’s seventh company-owned unit outside the U.S. and Canada.
New York fashion house sponsored the Provincetown evening to raise money to maintain the historic 1886 Town Hall.
Apparel sales seen bounding 7.6%, tops of major classifications.
Italian brand is planning an ambitious incursion into region’s growing luxury clothing and accessories market.
Publisher said Monday that Debi Chirichella will become the company’s chief financial officer, a new position.
Publisher’s first issue of the magazine will be February 2012.
She was previously vice president of communications and marketing at the U.S. division of Hugo Boss.
New York-based accessories brand to receive a $40,000 grant and Plaza Athénée show during Paris Fashion Week.
Party hostess Vicki Kennedy welcomed guests, saying, “Eat, drink and be merry in the style of Cissy Patterson.”
London department store is putting the spotlight on 21 well-known British figures, including Paul Smith, Helena Bonham Carter and Stella McCartney.
Mark Goldstein moves into former Diavolina space next to Madison, his main retail business, on West Third Street.
The world’s largest store is about to get even bigger through a sweeping, four-year renovation that will impact almost every part of the flagship.
Designers are putting a street-worthy spin on the popular innerwear-as-outerwear trend.