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Featuring a clean look similar to England's white home kits.

CEO Matt Baer’s turnaround is sustaining its momentum. 

The Old Skool "Harajuku Pack" is named for the trendy Tokyo neighborhood.

Oversize and athletic took a back seat as buyers embraced outerwear, sculpted tailoring, and feminine dressing for fall, while the accessories category is on the rise.

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Exotic skins, fuzzy textures and lived-in effects have entered the chat.

Square-toe boots have been trending since fall.

Katherine LaNasa, who plays the beloved Nurse Dana on “The Pitt,” and her broken toe attended her first fashion show.

Miu Miu, Miuccia Prada's "anti-fashion fashion" label, picks Paris as the host of its seasonal fashion shows.

Reiterating that Jimmy Choo is not for sale, Capri CEO John D. Idol also said the footwear business at its Michael Kors brand needs more work.

The play, which runs June 2-21, traces Halston's meteoric rise, stunning fame and ultimate fall.

The Air Max 90 meets the Total 90 Laser and Hypervenom Phantom 1.

Fope's Italian craftsmanship is shaped by restraint, flexibility and longevity.

The colors of Bryant's Lower Merion High School appear on the classic sneaker.

Ujoh’s Mitsuru and Aco Nishizaki worked with unexpected combinations to create a play on contrasts.

The Prada subsidiary revived a shoe style from 1999.

At Ungaro, Kobi Halperin took inspiration from John Singer Sargent’s portrait of Madame X.

Matthieu Blazy offered "dresses that crawl and dresses that fly."

This was a season of self-reflection for the Belgian designer.

Plus a trio of mononymous singers — Angèle, Gemini and Jennie — made Matthieu Blazy's front row.