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With lace, sequins, chiffon and satin, Rei Kawakubo unleashed a romantic, unapologetically pretty collection.

Alice Vaillant created an ode to 1920s Paris where ballet dancers rubbed shoulders with archetypes of the city.

Michael Rider paraded familiar, sober and sometimes austere classics - but sharpened or disrupted them to feel "fresh" and "kicky."

That innovative use of refuse gave the looks a certain grandeur that was amplified by top talent including Irina Shayk and the couture model Maggie Maurer.

The world feels dark these days but the designer scattered flowers in his conceptual cocoons as a reminder to think positive.

A trio of patent leather pairs will be released for warmer weather.

The musician and author's Catbird collaboration, inspired by "For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)," is available now.

A stone Satoshi Kondo found informed this collection.

The NYU graduate made history as the first Indian model to open a Chanel show.

Yves Cauchon, most recently chief operating officer at Chloé, returns to LVMH, where he had spent most of his career.

The capsule includes such products as recycled nylon belt bags, baseball caps and tech canvas jacket.

The former CaaStle CEO pleaded guilty to fraud this week and faces up to 20 years in prison.

Mossi Traoré staged his own mock trial, dressing judge, jury and a full courtroom cast for the occasion.

Clinton spoke about Karan's groundbreaking contributions to fashion, femininity and humanitarian efforts during a special event at the National Arts Club.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez presented the style in a variety of colors.

Consumers hunting for value see thrifting and warehouse clubs as options for shoe purchases amid inflationary pressures and labor market worries.

For his sophomore show, Mark Howard Thomas moved out of the brand’s home but packed all its comforts into a serene and sophisticated collection.

Kids-exclusive colorways of the Air Jordan 1 Low and Air Jordan 1 Mid are arriving at retail soon.

Dancers brought the collection to life, demonstrating that her signature sweet colors and dreamy voluminous shapes can be lived in.

Claudio Feltrin, president of Italian wood supply chain firm FederlegnoArredo, talks about drivers beyond the ongoing conflict in the Gulf.