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The annual showcase highlighting the best the country has to offer will be held May 12-15.

“We've seen U.S. textile and apparel exports to Mexico and Canada fall 5 percent,” said NCTO president and CEO Kim Glas.

As global forced labor regulations grow stricter, Supplier Compliance Management houses brands' audit data, corrective actions and codes of conduct.

The designer, who shut her eponymous fashion label in 2021, has embarked on a new creative chapter, mining her archives and doling out fashion and style advice online and in print.

Nike’s new SoHo home opens to the public on April 16.

A lethal combination of stagnating growth and heightened inflation could be imminent if the strait, which carries about 20 percent of the world’s oil, remains closed.

For days when you need to look dressy — and those that demand walking 20,000 steps.

With contract season coming to a close, overcapacity is keeping pricing negotiable for importers and exporters despite the Iran war disruptions and rising fuel surcharges.

Soko Chimica is innovating denim processes to reduce water, chemical and energy consumption.

The private equity company bought into the designer brand in 2012. 

The shoes were by Maison Ernest.

The return of the sneaker's beloved "Comet Red" colorway.

The actress stars in the film opposite Charli XCX, and is in the middle of production for the second season of Polish thriller "The Eastern Gate."

Skin care was the dominant category among the top players, data shows.

The middle-American department store chain is seizing upon the growing popularity of women's basketball to promote its accessibly-priced fashion.

As it joins Watches and Wonders for the first time, the family-owned watchmaker is betting on wider cultural engagement and deep investments in know-how to futureproof itself — and the industry.

The denim market is at a turning point.

President Guido Damiani shares how the Italian jeweler is investing in the category with the acquisition of Baume & Mercier, the pre-owned program at retailer Rocca and a watch push at the flagship Damiani brand.

New releases from the likes of Cartier, Audemars Piguet, Chanel and Patek Philippe are expected to make fairgoers tick.

Credor, Favre Leuba, Behrens and March LA.B are among the independent watchmakers taking part in the annual fair in Geneva for the first time.