The exhibit, which runs through Dec. 13 at the National Art Museum of China, features more than 400 works of art connected to Chanel’s life and legacy.
The company is shifting its customized apparel operation from a business-to-business model into a business-to-consumer platform.
The investment fund owned by Groupe Arnault and Colony Capital disclosed that it crossed the 15 percent ownership threshold.
Retailer on Tuesday saw its shares slide after a day earlier warning it missed Wall Street’s third-quarter sales forecast.
French group plans to grow the luxury Italian men’s brand via more retail stores and by expanding accessories.
German brand targets 3 billion euros in sales by 2015.
Promotions, raw material costs dent earnings for British retailer in the first half.
High interest rates on Italian debt could ease with prime minister’s departure.
The boutique opening today in New York is the brand’s largest in the U.S. and the first with an area dedicated to The Gifts line of products.
The Milan-based high-end jeweler and watchmaker Buccellati Group revealed plans to reunite under the Buccellati brand.
Resortwear entrepreneur Spencer Antle cites Las Vegas, Hawaii and St. Barth’s as likely locations for retail expansion in 2012.
New site is a joint venture between American Express and French-based flash sale site.
The 15th annual awards were held at Cipriani on 42nd Street in Manhattan.
The latest equity round for Canada’s online flash sale leader was led by Silicon Valley-based Panorama Capital.
Diego Della Valle and his brother Andrea said Tuesday that they will appeal a 15-month jail sentence for alleged sports fraud.
He served as group president of the wholesale sportswear division at Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. (now PVH Corp.) since 2000.
Jessica Alba, Jennifer Aniston and Tory Burch attended.
More and more, women are having their day in the once all-male domain of denim.
Graydon Carter, Anna Wintour and David Remnick are having career years — or at least ones that should go down as All-Star seasons on their Hall of Fame plaques.
Spanish firm zeroes in on sustainable substitutes for washing and sandblasting.
Recent upheavals in the economy and accelerating fashion cycles are among the reasons why denim companies are bringing production closer to home.
Skinny and straight-leg styles still demand major retail attention, but wide legs of all sorts are gaining ground.
Muted and tonal shades make this season’s florals and geometrics more wearable than ever.
Denim goes full spectrum for spring, from bold brights to washed-out and faded hues.
Denim brand marks its 20th anniversary with a reissued its original fashion jean, the Frisco.
The Dutch jeans label is heading for greener pastures with a heightened focus on sustainability.
Despite a variety of challenges in the U.S. denim market, women’s jeans have performed solidly, with sales up 3.2 percent in the 12 months ended Sept. 30.
A richer assortment of blues and a growing selection of other hues are being deployed by jeans manufacturers.
The City Council voted 3-to-1 on Monday night to move forward with another version of its controversial fur ban.
The designer teamed up with faucet brand Brizo to create a suite of products for the bathroom.
The designer offered fashion tips, personal stories and quick quips during a relaxed presentation at Neiman Marcus in Houston.
The holiday promotion, which opens at 11:59 p.m. on Nov. 21, will offer more than 100 Lady Gaga-inspired products on display in various installations.
As chief revenue officer, a new position, he’ll lead all ad sales across magazines, Web sites and iPad and iPhone apps and radio platforms.
Created pro bono by BBDO, the public service announcement is a partnership between The Advertising Council and Autism Speaks.
Denim-on-denim gets a revamp this season with a fresh lineup of shapes and washes.