Milan’s Rich Season Leaves Buyers Upbeat

Italian house also plans to show its resort collection at the Louvre.

Legal loss over trademark infringement could serve as a cautionary tale.

A look at the very crowded schedule he kept during New York fashion week, Feb. 13-17, 2012.

The couple talks Martha Graham, marriage, war and other matters.

A smattering of the international projects and clients of Marvin Traub Associates.

Most people would be fortunate to have a single career with as much impact as the former chairman and ceo of Bloomingdale’s. But two?

The department store denied that it failed to maximize sales of Martha Stewart-branded products in its stores.

The executive’s 61-year career gives him a unique view of where retailing has been and where it’s headed.

Chef Jeff Cerciello built it as a 1,750-square-foot showcase for California’s food culture.

Although no deals have been signed, Mario Grauso confirmed the company’s interest in opening freestanding stores in Asia.

China is a key target of the new agency.

Next month, the French jewelry house will launch its most ambitious screen advertisement in more than a decade, “The Cartier Odyssey.”

Firm registers small fourth-quarter loss as retail results shine.

Company’s expertise will include traditional advertising campaigns, store windows, events, press relations and social media.

The new flagship will be larger than the brand’s inaugural 5,000-square-foot store, which opened in SoHo in October.

He injected his pursuit of comfort into his stewardship of both the shoe brand and men’s stores in Southern California.

The firm posted restructuring charges that were in part connected with its transition out of its European CK/Calvin Klein bridge line.

Pomp and circumstance: Milan delivered both in spades, with richly embellished collections that galvanized retailers.

How executives from Sue Kronick to Andrea Jung have translated their training throughout their careers.

He remained honorary chairman of the firm.

In the homestretch of the fall collections, WWD caught up with a handful of designers as they made those crucial final alterations to their runway-bound looks.

Huang Hung introduces several beautiful Chinese women that you’re likely to see in the front row during Paris Fashion Week.

Christian Dior is out to conscript more readers and viewers with the debut of a new digital magazine.

The 10 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund designers participating in the project’s second season each customized a Hilfiger trenchcoat.

A Bonnie Cashin self-portrait and an “Eloise” original by Hilary Knight are a few of the finds going under the gavel.

The designer sketched an artistic take on a brain and a helmet for shirts for Brain Injury Awareness Month, which officially starts Thursday.

In Sunday’s episode, teams compete to create the best window displays for Ivanka Trump’s fashion collection.

The exhibition, called “Pas de Robe, Pas de Défilé” (“No dress, no fashion show” in English), opens tonight with a party.

The Miami-born, Detroit-based artist takes an interesting approach to luggage for an installation for Louis Vuitton.