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Foday Dumbuya set out to show how textiles bind different cultures and continents together, but he did so much more with this colorful, upbeat collection.

The designer reworked scraps from bridal brands and shops into a poetic evocation of nature's beauty all year round.

She walked the runway in a sleepwear-inspired look.

The designer went down a maximalist route but also detoured into approachable takes on his silhouettes and a first bridal outing.

The brand returned to London and presented its new and elevated positioning to the city's fashion audience in a private party setting.

The 60-year-old entrepreneur started a catering company and studied hotel management at Cornell University but instead joined his father's real estate company, which led to a string of retail acquisitions that eventually went bad.

Ziegler starts her new job overseeing ready-to-wear on March 2 and reports to chief merchandising officer Nata Dvir.

Trump's new reciprocal tariffs sets the stage for another round of uncertainty for shoe firms just hours after the Supreme Court's decision.

The project unites hospitality veteran Richie Romero with Julien Legeard and Valmira Gashi of Legeard Studio.

The event was hosted by Colman Domingo.

With the DIP financing locked in, the retailer expects to pay $330 million to vendors over the next two weeks.

The recent decline in size inclusivity is disappointing and short-sighted, argues designer Ester Manas.

For fall 2026, the London-based designer showed off his bespoke work with a exhibition-cum-salon and an exclusive luncheon.

The eau de parfum takes cues from the house’s legacy.

Designers including Harris Reed and Roksanda are thinking about glamour and practicality, and looking beyond fashion, into the lifestyle space.

The ultra-luxury hotel is building a cultural network that it hopes will leave a mark on the city's already colorful hospitality scene.

It offers that one-level-above B&B experience, catering to those who are well-informed and well-traveled, while seeking a genuine and refreshing point of view.

The executive talks about betting on jewelry over watches, why destination shows aren’t on the cards and what the focus is now that the house's awakening phase is complete.

Cross started his career at Neiman Marcus in 1981.

The star of "The Night Agent," the third season of which is out now, on why actors should want to sacrifice for the shot.