Teacher’s Fret

The new name will debut at the brand's show today and will begin being used in the second deliveries for fall.

The investment by the French venture capital firm will allow Lemaire to expand its product offer and develop further.

The store formerly carried men's and women's wear.

For the first time since 2004, Marc Jacobs is moving his show to Ziegfeld Theatre.

The Jewish holiday usually falls during one of the fall ready to wear seasons, and this year it is during Milan.

Denim is GBG's newest operating platform.

Within the elegant sweep of The Frick courtyard, Carolina Herrera showed a beautiful collection based on pink and pleats.

Tommy Hilfiger channeled vacation vibes with an island romp inspired by Mustique.

Prabal Gurung paid tribute to his home country of Nepal with fluid silhouettes in hues of orange, rose and saffron. 

Modern dance, ballet, architecture and exotic travel all merged in Carol Lim and Humberto Leon's eclectic spring lineup.

Danielle Sherman married references from the Kuba tribe in Africa and Thirties fashion for her Edun spring collection.

Phillip Lim celebrated his 10th anniversary with a set collaboration with Maya Lin and a collection of dusty neutrals and conceptual cuts.

Jeremy Scott sent a punchy pastiche of Sixties-meets-Eighties looks down his spring runway.

Yeohlee Teng showed her cerebral approach to design with a beautifully subtle, deceptively simple collection.

Post-Modern dance was used to direct Rosetta Getty's spring collection, with languid draping and subtle cutouts.

Lela Rose's spring collection bubbled over with effusive color — including a ceiling of tulips.

Ji Oh strove to deliver a sexy, nontraditional confidence in boxy, oversize silhouettes inspired by city style.

Qiaoran Huang and Joshua Hupper wove together a trio of disparate elements — vintage Halston, classic American mall stores and a poem about death — into a haunting and cohesive spring collection.

A Détacher's Mona Kowalska riffed on the poof sleeve on printed looks with a vintage vibe.

For his second collection at Maiyet, Declan Kearney opted for simplicity by using the brand's arched logo as inspiration.

Deconstructed school uniforms provided the vision for Shayne Oliver's genderless collection.

Summer of '69 was the lens for Katharine Polk's collection, which took an ethereal, romantic direction for spring.

Nicola Formichetti presented a spring line with a “Japanese avatar, Hello Kitty street-punk concept” — and Lady Gaga tweeted about it.

Jenny Packham was inspired to balance the masculine and the feminine in her spring eveningwear collection.

Hanako Maeda turned to sashes and shibori prints to creatively marry East and West sensibilities.

Naomi Campbell, Kate Upton, Alessandra Ambrosio and more wore their shiniest outfits for the occasion.

Opening Ceremony held their New York Fashion Week party at a Chinese restaurant downtown, drawing Jessica Alba, Solange Knowles and more.

The channel will debut Tuesday with exclusive videos from emerging artists and will have a tie-in to Burberry's show next week.

Cookie Lyon, portrayed by Taraji P. Henson, has become fashion brand's favorite TV character of the moment.

To sir, with braids — and a housing snafu à la "The Wizard of Oz." Browne offered a lesson in exquisite tailoring and eerie schoolgirl attitude.

Misha Nonoo Inta-showed her Sixties-inspired spring 2016 collection, making her the first designer to use Instagram as a virtual runway.

The designer’s family and friends gathered at Café Clover for the occasion.

Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney talked up the impact of New York’s fashion industry on Monday.