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Antoine Arnault, the French luxury group's director of image and environment, said Les Journées Particulières would span 65 locations in 11 countries, fewer than its last edition in 2022.

Before her own rumored wedding, Swift had already played the bride, the groom and nearly every complicated version of happily ever after in between.

Pascal Morand, executive president of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode, took to the stage with his band at a famous Paris jazz club. "Oh la la," everyone sang.

Pharrell Williams’ digital-first auction platform Joopiter is expanding its watch business with a dedicated timepiece division, solidifying the category as an important part of its business.

Analysts could be pushing for a sale.

CBP said about 95 percent of the entries that were hit with IEEPA duties will be eligible for refunds through the system by the end of July.

Here's the latest from Nike Inc. CEO Elliott Hill on the firm's Q4 earnings call.

Federico Luti, Kartell's global commercial director, discusses innovations and growth initiatives at the family-run contemporary design firm.

The stock market tells who's up and who's down — relative to investor expectations.

Williams returned to professional women's singles tennis at Wimbledon on Tuesday.

As America marks its semiquincentennial, classic Americana fashion codes remain central to shaping the conversation.

The actress paired the sculpted 70mm Jadaron with High Sport’s striped Isla mini and Raen shades.

Net sales in the quarter tallied $10.97 billion, down 1 percent from the same time last year.

ShinWon Corp. wants more transparency across all parts of its value chain.

Her collection includes coveted brands like Christian Louboutin, Thom Solo, Balenciaga, Giuseppe Zanotti, Amina Muaddi and Dolce & Gabbana.

German nonprofit Deutsche Umwelthilfe is taking legal action against Shein after tests found hazardous chemicals in most items analyzed, adding to growing EU scrutiny of the e-tail Goliath.

Deckers Outdoor Corp. and Boot Barn are least likely to miss gross margin expectations, while Steven Madden Ltd. is most at risk for a miss.

A hard-fought trade truce between the European Union and the United States, ratified last week, may already be in peril ahead of a July 4 deadline.