Michelle Obama’s Fashion Parade

The former Neiman Marcus Group executive launched a full-service agency that specializes in retail and brand development, creative services and merchandising.

He had intended to show on Feb. 8 at 10 a.m. at Milk Studios.

The show was a rumpled ode to haute hobo style, complete with prisoner-stripe long johns, bowler hats and models with twitching pencil moustaches.

The designer’s familiar romantic cavaliers wore slim coats with pleated vents at the back, and signature Demeulemeester layers.

The house played up the contrast between sleek tailoring and its signature patchwork creations.

Aldo Maria Camillo sent out a tightly controlled lineup where individuality lay in the details.

The designer jumped on this season’s hybrids bandwagon, cutting-and-pasting athletic and tailoring elements together to graphic effect.

Riccardo Tisci’s familiar obsessions — Americana, Latin culture, religion — were worked into one of his most restrained, and chicest, men’s collections to date.

Leave it to Rei Kawakubo to make the superkitsch supercovetable.

Munich, Berlin and Hamburg are among the top five markets for real estate investment, according to a report by Urban Land Institute and PwC.

A rebel streak ran through Bill Gaytten’s collection for John Galliano.

The fashion world recalls the singular creativity and style of France’s high priestess of design.

A space exploration theme, springing from 1997’s “Gattaca,” was the vehicle Van Assche chose to “look to the future in an optimistic way.”

Sumptuous interpretations of outerwear classics rubbed shoulders with athletic influences in this self-assured collection.

Alber Elbaz and his men’s wingman Lucas Ossendrijver delivered an edgy, elegant collection geared to the individual dresser.

The designer sent out a run of updated classics in striking color combos.

The designer was clearly thinking inside the box for this collection, in which everything from jackets to pants was rendered in square or rectangular shapes.

Hedi Slimane amplified the skinny rocker look he pioneered with more color, pattern and grit.

This show was really about one thing: sexy dressing at its most upbeat and unapologetic.

Kevin Costner, Olivia Munn and Melissa George were among guests at the couture show on Sunday night.

Parent of brands including Cartier and IWC said sales in the third quarter climbed 9.3 percent, which was short of analysts’ estimates.

Closed for renovation, the landmark hotel teams with David Lynch’s hot night spot Silencio for event.

Sigourney Weaver, Jessica Alba, Zhang Ziyi and Isabelle Huppert attended the star-studded show.

Raf Simons reprised the glossy bell-shaped skirts, the pinch-waist tuxedos and the sleek bustiers worn over cigarette pants.

Josse drew inspiration from the maze-like streets of Tokyo, producing a variety of intertwined embroideries and serpentine trimmings.

Bruno Frisoni plunged into Roger Vivier’s archives for his fifth Rendez-Vous collection for the accessories house.

Renowned for her use of innovational techniques, the Dutch designer produced what she referred to as “the first 3-D-printed flexible dresses.”

Curbing his penchant for hedgelike volumes and embroideries, the designer showed off his more restrained side.

The French designer’s first couture show was a saccharine affair, from the bubblegum-pink venue to the frothy confections on display.

Manufacturers addressed issues including sustainability and performance in fibers and fabrics, shifting trade patterns and economic uncertainties last week.

The retailer’s finance director, John Bason, was quoted in the British press as saying that the stores would be opening toward the end of the fiscal year.

The women’s-only retail concept is located in a 4,850-square-foot unit on Avenue Montaigne, the brand’s seventh location in the city.

Sources said the retailer is looking for multiple real-estate options in lower Manhattan.

Dressing for success, and getting a foot in the door, are lessons number one and two in the retailer’s college lectures and in his recently published book.

The men’s wear brand is pairing the guitar legend with the breakout blues strummer in its spring campaign.

Published by Melbourne University Press and due out Feb. 28, “The Vogue Factor” is the editor’s memoir of her 25-year career at the magazine.

The First Lady capped her wardrobe for the Inaugural Weekend festivities by stepping out at the inaugural balls Monday night in a custom gown by Jason Wu.

He will show his men’s and women’s collections at the venue during New York Fashion Week.

The Madrid-based leather goods maker and the Tokyo-based designer are to collaborating in honor of The Year of Spain in Japan and the Year of Japan in Spain.

In an exclusive sketch for WWD, the designer lifted the lid off some of the elements of his collection.