Future Chic

Her friend, the photographer Bruce Weber, was honored alongside the author and activist Larry Kramer.

The special, one-off couture enterprise was an homage to Valentino Garavani’s iconic 1968 white collection.

Executive said on Wednesday he plans to retire shortly after the close of the second step in the Alliance Boots transaction.

Shares rose 9.1 percent on Thursday despite a drop in third-quarter profits.

In Tokyo on Thursday night, Raf Simons sent out a futuristic, outdoorsy take on daywear rife with both function and sequined shimmer.

The retailer, majority owned by Sandow, will open its first store outside the U.S. this spring.

Leslie Blodgett received the Visionary Award for her work at Bare Escentuals.

The companies are launching a 13-piece limited-edition color cosmetics collection.

Walk on Air, which launches in March, revolves around femininity and Kate Spade’s home base: New York City.

Burberry has been dethroned as the most digital brand in L2 Inc.’s Digital IQ Index for fashion.

The Times’ executive editor opens up about the newspaper’s recent restructuring as well as his views on the state of media and the biggest stories of the day.

Despite a large business, the cosmetics company has until now had very limited international experience, particularly outside of Asia.

Top 10 lists, released on Thursday, show fast-fashion chains continuing to dominate, while Nars and MAC scored big in the beauty department.

The private equity firm is said to join Brown Shoe Co. Inc. and Coach Inc. in the latest round of bidding.

Today, Simmons is launching KLS Kimora Lee Simmons, her collection of clean, tailored and taut designer ready-to-wear that reflects a new phase of her life.

Olivier Rousteing serves up hot models — and a side order of fries in a Styrofoam container — in his spring campaign for Balmain.

The model will appear in an international campaign photographed by Matthew Brookes, which is due to break globally in February.

Students in FIT’s Fashion Merchandising Management program at the Jay and Patty Baker School of Business will gain access to the company’s technical tools.

Who will wear what? Now that the Hollywood awards season has entered full tilt, that is the question that has sent designers and stylists into overdrive.