WWD

The creative agency has also opened offices in London and Los Angeles.

The International Center of Photography zooms in on the relationship between fashion and photography in its summer exhibition.

The brand's artistic director writes a new chapter for the storied Florence landmark and the luxury house's cultural destination.

She will report to Alejandra Rositto, CEO of the Americas.

Burberry has created a new seahorse logo to mark the launch. It reimagines the brand's signature Knight as an underwater adventurer carrying a "B" shield and a banner with Hunza G lettering.

The ecosystem created by Will Cooper encompasses apparel, furniture, ceramics, glassware and food.

As global ambassador, he will front L’Oréal Paris Men Expert and the L’Oréal Paris hair care and styling lines.

The “Testaments” star stepped outside her recent LV streak in a smoky-brown spring 2026 look from Daniel Roseberry’s “extreme wearability” collection.

The look joined the season’s bridal white run while pulling from Koma’s “Mad Men”-inspired resort 2026 collection.

14 new teams have just touched down to grace the two unexpected partners' Classic Clogs, and you can score the shoes for under $80.

The actress wore City Boots’ croc-embossed Soho pair while promoting her lingerie brand’s official festival partnership.

The limited-edition fanwear collection of tees, quarter-zips, varsity jackets, and hoodies — available at Amazon — will dress you to the nines for next weekend's sporting event.

The singer marked Fenty Beauty’s India expansion with two outfits built from three fall 2026 runway looks.

Collins serves as the host of CNN's "The Source."

The Princess of Wales turned to Givenchy for her daytime attire.

On her way to “Today,” the house ambassador wore white-and-black spring 2026 heels.

She wore the same studded sandals in black the day before.

Met Gala chair Pat Buckley, friendships and philanthropy were the perfect pairing for fashion's party of the year.

After more than a century, Art Deco continues to influence the world of design – but blending adaptability with modern innovation.

Former football player-turned-fashion-photographer DeMarcus Allen has opened a wellness space that brings together sculpture, sound, scent, and sport.