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Hoor Al-Qasimi’s layered and soulful pieces, a study in deconstructed tailoring, were intended as carriers of one’s memories.

The collection zeroed in on tubular topcoats, flaring trousers, jaunty hats and unusual, yet pleasing colors.

“In between a pea coat and a double-breasted jacket" is how the designer described his lynchpin look for next season, a hero item in the making.

The designer's young design team dipped into his '80s archive - and reprised some great things.

Satoshi Kuwata was inspired by Greenland’s raw nature and local culture to tweak his tailoring’s architecture and seek inventiveness in restriction.

The two luxury brands presented short films with their fall collections – Kiton highlighting its artisanal craftsmanship, and Corneliani turning to AI to celebrate touching life moments and "The Gentle Man."

The Supreme x Nike SB Air Max2 CB 94 Low is expected to be featured in the streetwear brand's spring 2026 collection.

The first-ever release of the Air Jordan 6 Retro Infrared "Salesman."

The Australian beauty brand and retailer is now an official partner of Tennis Australia.

A mischievous Celtic-inspired deity transported attendees to another world at Skelton’s compelling show.

The Swiss heritage brand leaned into its legacy of outfitting climbers, hikers and skiers.

As the official partner of the Chinese Olympic Committee, the sportswear giant mounted a ski station on the slopes and offered ski gear and gorp-core galore.

Straddling chic tailored uniforms and cozy après-ski vibes, the designer expanded his uberluxe wardrobe.

Cucinelli turned to one of his beloved philosophers, Seneca, for the title of his fall collection, “Art imitates nature.”

She attended the Grizzlies vs. Magic game in the Blue Leopard X Fox runway boot and a custom look styled by The Reisman’s.

The collection releases this February.

As Saks Fifth Avenue struggles with bankruptcy, WWD revisits memorable moments that shaped its storied legacy.

The Canadian actor just walked the Dsquared2 fall 2026 show at Milan Fashion Week.

Incoming president and CEO John Furner is drawing on the retailer's bench strength to build a team that is facing new challenges.

Da’Vine Joy Randolph hosted the career-honoring luncheon for Hudson.