Thoroughly Modern Maier

Bottega Veneta creative director Tomas Maier balances the venerable house’s luxury roots with artisan craftsmanship and a distinctive design spirit.

Big changes at a number of established brands are resulting in fresh faces at the design helms and new directions for spring.

Creative directors share previews and inspirations behind their spring lines.

Giorgio Armani’s fascination with sports, the commitment it entails and its value system, are channeled into a new photo exhibition called “Emotions of the Athletic Body.”

As Milan fashion gets ready for its big stage, designers and executives emphasize that the way to battle economic woes is to communicate brands’ strengths and engage with consumers — and they’re finding numerous ways to do just that.

A dichotomy percolated during New York Fashion Week, between social-media-friendly extravaganza and in-person intimacy.

In the last six months, she’s been toiling away at renovation and rebirth, starting with adopting a new artist name: Rainsford.

Designer Dianora Salviati’s caftans might be new, but they have a long lineage behind them.

The Italian fashion industry and government agencies are mounting an extensive exhibition to promote the nation’s artisanal skills and technological innovations.

Italian mills are adjusting their offers to accommodate casual and ath-leisure fashion for fall 2017 and beyond.

Straight from the runway, here are some of the most newsworthy accessories seen in New York.

Can the mass market fragrance business be saved from extinction?

Ryohei Kawanishi used to think men’s wear was boring — until he created Landlord.

The Milan-based firm has created spaces for Dsquared2, Fendi, Boglioli and other high-end fashion brands.