Golden Moment

Lynne Greene caps a nearly 40-year career with her decision to retire.

The Italian fashion’s governing body and 10 fashion heavyweights are to curb the usage of textile chemicals by October.

The surprise was the lack of drama — no standing outside, no major crush — and the show started almost on time.

At events for the premiere of the Jeremy Scott film, Rodarte’s after party and others, the fashion pack admits it’s tired.

Sales climb 16 percent thanks to a lift from currency and a pickup in Mainland China.

The parent of the Zara chain said sales grew 16 percent in the Aug. 1 to Sept. 10 period.

The Time Inc.-owned glossy will present its inaugural InStyle Awards, which honors celebrities and artists in Los Angeles next month.

The fast-fashion retailer has taken a minority stake in the French label and plans to establish a network of stores in China.

As Peter Copping continues to settle in at Oscar de la Renta, his spring collection reflected more comfort and confidence with the house.

Narciso Rodriguez played to a pleasure principle for spring. “I wanted to see things much more relaxed…much more undone and easier,” he said.

Michael Kors gave voice to his earthy side in a collection that played flower-centric fluidity against relaxed tailoring.

In a breathtaking collection for Delpozo, Josep Font made inventive work of two inspirations: Federico García Lorca’s “Gypsy Ballads” and Gustav Klimt’s muse Emilie Flöge.

Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne offered the first glimpse of their vision for DKNY — and delivered sharp tailoring and sophistication.

Max Osterweis and Erin Beatty took their cues from American folk art prints, mixed with military-inspired silhouettes for a dose of androgyny. 

Bibhu Mohapatra’s spring lineup referenced the linear and geometric shapes of the Bauhaus movement.

“A botanical menagerie of caged birds” inspired Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig’s frothy, feminine lineup, which debuted their new shoe line.

Naeem Khan took us on a grand journey through the Mediterranean, with a nod to the bygone glamour of the Fifties and Sixties. 

Carmen Marc Valvo took a Zen approach to spring, showing day, evening and swimwear looks in a mostly black, white and red palette.

In her spring collection, now simply called Hanley, Nicole Hanley nodded to both Havana and the Seventies.

As Blue Les Copains made its second New York Fashion Week presentation, the Bologna, Italy-based brand’s chief executive officer for the U.S., Francesco Leone, noted the market’s potential. “It is very important for us to create a connection [here],” he said. “It’s becoming really important in terms of sales and volume.”   By the looks […]

In his second season, Rodolfo Paglialunga has infused Jil Sander Navy with a vibrant youthfulness.

Jenna Lyons gave traditional Americana summer dressing a playful twist, with pastels, stripes and gingham aplenty.

A few special events are set for the show, including a meet-and-greet on Saturday with Cupcakes & Cashmere blogger Emily Schuman and the second season for the denim-focused installation, Blue.

Nanette Lepore threw a party for spring 2016 and she made quite a statement about it.

From Balkan gypsies and Balinese textiles to hot Havana and Seventies Honolulu, London designers took inspiration from all around the globe for their spring collections.

Kanye West’s second Adidas collection boiled down to overdyed, oversize, dusty utility sweats that took on an Army vibe.

Fresh faces and new lines to check out at the Coterie trade show in New York, Sept. 19 to 21 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.

David Beckham’s involvement in the men’s wear brand is a full partnership.