Cavalli Sale to VTB Seen by Mid-October

The fashion director had a 21-year career at the Hong Kong retailer.

The longtime chief executive at Louis Vuitton spearheaded its global expansion.

Chairman Leonardo Del Vecchio is returning to take on a more active role as the company takes steps to increase profitability.

Ryan Drexler is pushing for either a sale or for the company to be taken private.

Let the games begin! Art and nature go neck-and-neck as the most popular ideas of the spring season.

Created in partnership with Curalate, the hub is designed to highlight products purchased from the retailer’s stores and online.

The $250 million renovation of the retailer’s New York flagship is still a few years away, but Marigay McKee is executing other initiatives.

IFEMA is unifying industry events to build a national showcase.

The country is on the cusp of economic growth.

Three brands on the rise in Madrid.

The restaurant is the third Gabby Karan De Felice has opened with husband Gianpaolo De Felice and chef Maurizio Marfoglia.

Her show runs from Thursday through Oct. 8 at New York’s Leila Heller Gallery.

Italian textile and accessories makers showing collections at next week’s trade fair see signs of recovery.

Three California street artists have filed a lawsuit against Roberto Cavalli SpA.

The Italian designer has signed a letter of intent to sell a 60 percent stake in his company to VTB Capital, according to market sources.

The My Burberry fragrance will make its debut with an ad campaign featuring Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne.

Mattel Inc. will produce only 999 of the dolls as part of the Barbie Collector series, which will be priced at around $200.

Asher Levine said he was making a statement about all the violence on our planet when he decided to insert his spring invitation into an empty shell casing.

The line will include 21 pieces and represents Temperley London’s shift towards focusing on tailoring and daywear.

The Japanese media corporation will become a minority shareholder in the London-based magazine.

A decade after the success of Bravo’s “Queer Eye for the Straight Eye,” Ripa and Consuelos have come up with a fresh take for the 2014 audience.

The accessories brand will start a full day of presentations and ready-to-wear shows with the opening of its first New York City store.

The e-tailer, gearing up for its first flagship, opening in December, was reported to have sales nearing $130 million last year.

The retail emporium is staging a series of events and installations and launching a raft of special products.

For British consumers, it appears that the heightened threat of terrorist strikes isn’t enough to prevent them from keeping calm and going about their shopping.