The official venue for the next edition of the shows will be in a new retail and entertainment complex set to open this week.
Momentum at the Danish brand is building with an 8 percent bounce in 2011 sales, beefed-up product categories and a renewed focus on hand craftsmanship.
Published by LeCool of Barcelona, the book outlines clever city concepts for better living, working, eating, drinking and shopping in cities around the world.
Euro jitters vexed global stock markets Tuesday, but Fossil Inc. took a direct hit after it warned of first-quarter sluggishness in Europe and cut its outlook.
Five denim mills and two jeans producers help the Swedish brand achieve its long-standing goal.
The store is the U.K.-based retailer’s largest in North America and third in New York, following Broadway in NoHo and South Street Seaport.
With new campaign, the International Trademark Association aims to raise awareness among teens about counterfeit risks.
Direct seller continues to deal with the fallout from a lackluster first quarter.
Retailer scores 8.41 out of 10 in survey gauging the satisfaction of wealthy shoppers.
Whoever said opulence is out hasn’t seen the pileup of gleaming brocades for fall.
The gala was only the beginning for many a party goer.
The contemporary cashmere and sportswear firm is dipping its toes into retailing with a pop-up store at The Montauk Beach House, the new hip hotel.
More and more expatriates are starting their own design studios in major Chinese cities, with high-end children’s wear a strong market.
When the site’s former editorial director Keith Pollock decamped to Du Jour last month, he took a few colleagues with him.
The new digital platform for stylish moms launches today, just in time for Mother’s Day.
Brand is dipping its toe into the world of street style photography with a new site, Choo 24:7 Stylemakers.
The ad campaign for the capsule line, starring model Coco Rocha, has a gentle, retro feel.
The e-commerce site, owned by Gap Inc., this fall will open its first store, marking its initial move into physical retailing.
The friends and New York social fixtures are teaming up to sell a large portion of their designer wardrobes from the Eighties and Nineties.
Models weaved through the tables at Doubles, showing off looks from his fall line.
Incipio Technologies, which manufactures accessories and cases for cell phones and tablets, acquired the company.
Private equity firm Sagard and Stokomani’s management team have jointly acquired the retailer, which operates 37 units.
The showcase will chronicle such moments as the invention of the bra in the late 19th century and the arrival of sheer underwear on the market in the Seventies.