With all the denim, concert Ts and tattoos, it was easy to confuse the biannual shopping fair with a flea market in Brooklyn.
The company raised its full-year revenue forecast and said it expects a strong third quarter, which includes the all-important holiday selling season.
Luxury firm raises guidance for annual consolidated revenue growth to 11 percent.
On Monday night, Nick Mangold and Muhammad Wilkerson hosted a revamped event at 82Mercer.
Vicki Vasilopoulos’ film will be screened during the DOC NYC film festival at the IFC Center on Nov. 19 and 21.
The leather goods brand this week unveiled an in-store shop at Fred Segal Man in Santa Monica, Calif.
The retailer took an athletic-meets-feminine turn for spring with many of the looks exuding an effortless streetwear vibe.
Boosted by gains globally and by a third-quarter acceleration in its number-one market, Yoox SpA reported net profits in the first nine months of the year.
The Museum of Modern Art made this year’s event, which benefits its Department of Film and was presented by Chanel, a tribute to the actress and fashion muse.
The brand is unveiling its spring couture collection at its new Rodeo Drive store and publicly introducing its new creative director.
Marula The Leakey Collection is a facial oil specialist that will be extended into hair care.
The brand’s new Regent Street store is the largest of a trio of units to open in very different neighborhoods across the English capital in the past few weeks.
Bright hues, vivid prints and 3-D detailing are infusing playful energy and a youthful spirit to the small leather goods category for spring.
Abercrombie & Fitch is hoping to recapture its merchandising cool and its operational superiority through emphasis on greater speed and more thorough testing.
Sebastian Suhl, the brand’s chief executive officer, is igniting an ambitious project to magnify the French firm’s retail footprint.
The site’s ceo and cofounder, who rarely makes public appearances, spoke at the Innovation Uncensored conference in San Francisco.
The British women’s lifestyle magazine, a Hearst publication, has been getting some extra attention in advance of its December issue.
A new book and museum exhibit traces the designer’s understated vision for his $650 million business.
Today, during an event in Berlin, Beckham will be named the face of the brand’s 2014 global advertising campaign.
The designer gamefully shared some of the side notes to his career during Wednesday’s interview with Bunny Williams at the New York Public Library.
The fine jewelry range from the Milan-based Spanish designer will debut at Paris concept store Colette in December.