Yoox, Net-a-porter Deal Aims at Scale

Chanel, long a holdout in the rush to offer shopping by device, will soon launch e-commerce. The move could come as early as fourth-quarter 2016, according to Bruno Pavlovsky, Chanel’s president of fashion.

Kering and H&M said they are to test a new recycling technology that separates and extracts polyester and cotton from used garments.

For Madewell, volume growth doesn’t imply a change in fashion strategy.

Both retailers indicated they will create three-level, 150,000 square-foot units.

TowerBrook Capital Partners has signed an agreement to acquire the J. Jill business from Arcapita and Golden Gate Capital.

The Oscar winner said it was the first time she had turned her hand to jewelry design.

The French retailer plans to close locations in Béziers and Thiais.

President Obama vetoed a measure Tuesday that would have blocked a controversial National Labor Relations Board rule shortening the time frame for union elections.

JD.Com's model creates an ecosystem for early-stage startups.

The collection is Melissa Forde’s new line of bucket hats, a one-off capsule collection for rapper Wale’s Wrkng Title hat line.

Art Peck, ceo of Gap, and Chip Bergh, president and ceo of Levi’s, joined others in the business community in opposition to Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Joanna Coles interviewed Elizabeth Warren Tuesday morning at Hearst Tower in Manhattan.

Dylan Lauren hopes to hit a retail sweet spot with her newest collaboration: flip-flops with Brazilian sandal brand Havaianas.

The marketplace site Jet is perhaps the most buzzed about e-commerce company right now — and it hasn’t even launched.

Jeffrey Rudes is launching a luxury men’s wear brand called Jeffrey Rüdes with headquarters in Los Angeles and a design and production studio in Bologna, Italy.

On Thursday, Tiffany will launch the Tiffany CT60, a collection of watches inspired by founder Charles Lewis Tiffany.

Andrew Bolton, a curator at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, talks about his career.

Graceful translations of aristocratic proportions gave a regal elegance to a number of fall collections.

Kate Bosworth, Kate Mara, Jordana Brewster, and Suki Waterhouse, all in Dior, provided the eye candy.

Yoox Group and Net-a-porter believe their moment has come to raise the bar on luxury fashion e-commerce in an underexploited market where size, scale and speed count for everything.

Monica Rich Kosann has created a new collection exclusively for online jewelry retailer Blue Nile.