Inditex Eyes Openings In U.S., Europe, Asia

This group show brought together the work of 12 designers from Taiwan, with each label presenting three looks.

Although net profits and sales growth slowed in 2013, the company plans to maintain an aggressive store opening program this year in the U.S., Asia and Europe.

Ari Seputra made an inadvertent homage to Tokyo with an abstract print based on photos of the Japanese capital’s neon cityscape.

Windri Widiesta Dhari aims to create modest yet stylish attire for Muslim women.

Designers Yurika Ohara and Steven Hall said the realm of fantasy shaped their vision this season

Seoul-based designer Jei Kim showed a collection that combined a sporty vibe with an edgy glamour.

The collection consisted of street-ready pieces, some with a refined edge.

He will succeed Mike Nemoir, who is retiring after 45 years with the department store and its predecessor companies.

Despite being in business for 19 years and having a strong commercial presence with stores all across Japan, the fall show was the brand’s first.

The 12,000-square-foot unit located in the heart of the Flatiron retail corridor is expected to open in June.

Tatsuya Kimura and Sanae Yoshida sent out a lineup of updated classics in neutral tones of navy, khaki, gray and white.

Fall includes the launch of contemporary clothes, outerwear, handbags, hats and scarves, plus jewelry and the label’s mainstay: shoes.

Melissa Lowenkron will oversee men’s, decorative home and Little BG.

The company issued a cautious guidance for the year ahead despite strong results in its growing e-commerce business.

A spokeswoman for the New York City medical examiner’s office said Wednesday the official cause of the designer’s death was hanging.

The collection will be shown in June during Milan Men’s Fashion Week.

Designers and accessories companies are channeling the backpack streetwear trend by presenting updated rich leather versions in traditional and utility shapes.

The fashion firm has poached its new chief operating officer from Oscar de la Renta, where he served in that same role until late last month.

Almost a year after the Rana Plaza collapse, the Bangladesh apparel industry seems to be on the bumpy road to reform.

When Cristóbal Balenciaga closed his Paris fashion house in 1968, he marched American society icon Bunny Mellon across the Avenue George V.

Tensions between the West and Russia may be rising over Crimea, but that hasn’t stopped European brands in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev from trading.

The hardcover tome, written by the Belgian designer and with an introduction by musician Patti Smith, is due out in mid-October.

Edward S. Lampert might have drawn a salary of just $1 for his first year as ceo, but he also received stock awards valued at $4.3 million.

The collection of t-shirts launches today, which is International Day of Happiness, as coined by the United Nations.

As a result, she will no longer consult with other fashion firms about their business matters through The Salembier Group.

The Swiss watchmaker is once again the event’s official “Festival-Time” partner.

Jewelry designer Eddie Borgo will kick off the four-day design celebration April 14 with a Q&A with Kate Lanphear.