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The brand’s return after a three-year absence was brought to us by the letter D, standing for make-do resourcefulness built into more quotidian options.

Peter Copping marked the brand's centenary in menswear with flannel, velvet, alpaca - and an eye-catching flat sneaker.

With menswear returning to tailoring, this could be the Italian designer's breakout season.

Jun Takahashi took an arty turn once again, adorning outerwear, shoes and sneakers with self-portraits of Cindy Sherman.

Pierre Mahéo went back to basics, to the ABC's of fashion, the fit, the fabric and his signature color palette of navy, gray and brown.

You've got places to be. Don't let a major weather event hold you back this time.

The boots were from the spring 2017 collection.

In an interview, the designer also gave a glimpse at his fourth collection with Adidas.

The alleged ransomware breach at Nike is reportedly attached to a countdown clock expiring 6 p.m. Saturday when stolen data could be leaked publicly.

At its first major Paris Fashion Week presentation, the Arc’teryx offshoot label continued to evolve by softening its aesthetic while doubling down on material innovation.

Rei Kawakubo's daring cutting and fancy fabrics trumped fright hair and muzzles.

The designer and potter shares the story behind his career and creative collaborations.

Sales grew more than four times faster than those of conglomerate-owned fragrance brands.

At the three-day textile trade show, exhibitors shared their takes on the EU-Mercosur trade deal, the future of their U.S. business and hopes for an economic bounceback.

Upon filing for Chapter 11 reorganization, the luxury retailer established a new management team, which will be facing challenges integrating operations and stabilizing the business.

The brand debuts new lip products, while continuing its exclusive partnership with Sephora.

Along with Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Sumayya Vally, the talents are the faces — and words — of the new Bulgari Icons minaudière collection, which comes with the mission of “carrying culture.”

One of the five talents fronting the new Bulgari campaign, the supermodel took a quick break from the set to discuss her ties with the brand, involvement in a special book, and what still excites her about the industry.

Feelings can be a messy business but Yamamoto has got you covered, with a lineup poetically mining the protective nature of workwear and other uniforms.

The former car executive plans to use technology to improve design, supply chain and customer experience in luxury fashion.