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This season, WWD spotlights three emerging designers and Central Saint Martins graduates: Petra Fagerström, Myat and Lavin Karakoc.

Sales in the period declined 3.6 percent on-year.

The organization has partnered with Printemps in New York City for a program that aims to track changing consumer sentiment across the fashion capitals.

Creative director Sarah Burton also cast artist Isabelle Albuquerque, along with models Kaia Gerber, Liu Wen and Selena Forrest.

The store marks the fifth globally for the designer and its first in Asia.

To gain certification, the family-owned company boosted supply chain oversight and cut transport emissions.

The artist said the Italian jeweler's pieces "always add the perfect finishing touch, transforming a look into a real moment.”

In his first interview as CEO of Mytheresa, Francis Belin discusses why the luxury website transcends the troubled fashion e-commerce sector, and how it can keep growing.

Heather Kaminetsky and Toby Bateman talk about their strategies for Net-a-porter and Mr Porter, respectively under new ownership and why the customer informs every move they make.

The CEO updates how the company is managing its acquisition of Yoox Net-a-porter and initiatives raising profitability.

"At our flagship properties, gastronomy, beauty and culture have become major traffic drivers," according to the executive, now one year in the role.

The company’s full-year 2025 sales surpassed the 5-billion-euro mark for the first time.

The French luxury fashion house has been expanding its relationship with the racing sport.

In tandem with her appointment, Hervé Cosmao has been named as strategic consultant focusing on Villa Eugénie’s events and VIP ecosystem.

Sébastien Jondeau, the late designer's longtime personal assistant and bodyguard, is parting ways with select artworks, fashions, accessories and collectibles.

The founders return to where they started, this time with luxury positioning, a cultural activation space and their first femme collection.

Ramirez is the brand's newest ambassador.

The store joins similar concepts in Seoul and Bangkok and includes a café, terrace and expansive Japanese garden.

The 134-year-old, family-owned brand is targeting new regions through wholesale and franchise expansion amid the luxury market slowdown.

CEO Olivier Bron discusses the agenda for the upscale department store and how it transcends a sector fraught with difficulties.