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Jewelry and couture dresses stole the spotlight at the Sotheby's sale of Doris Brynner's collection in Paris.

The Japanese designer took cues from soccer to offer easy, comfortable daily kit for the DSM community – and anyone who wants on the team.

The latest funding round, of undisclosed size, nabbed a valuation over double that of Live Tinted's 2023 series A.

The 5,370-square-foot store features fashion, watches and fine jewelry, and fragrance and beauty.

Show organizers Monique Kielar and Danielle Owen have stayed the course since taking over the show last year.

New and noteworthy brands to check out at the Chicago Collective men's show.

The California-based retailer started as a haberdashery and has updated to a more modern mix over the decades.

Gordon Brothers has traditionally been known as a liquidator, but is refashioning itself as an asset expert and manager.

The company has named Matthew DeNezza as chief financial officer and Sean McCartney as chief operating officer.

Including the Air Jordan 6 "Salesman" and Adidas' Pharrell Jellyfish lookalike Adistar XLG 2.0

The collection, inspired by the desert's beauty, offers more transitional styles and lightweight layering pieces.

His dramatic, sculptural creations sometimes felt witchy, occasionally Western, and at other times warrior-like.

“I wanted strong, instantly recognizable silhouettes that felt effortless to wear," said the designer, who was honored by the French Ministry of Culture on Monday.

The designer unveiled his first collection for the storied Italian footwear brand in February last year. Sources also believe the Sergio Rossi manufacturing plant is changing hands and is passing on to Massimo Bonini.

The design duo served up an uplifting metaphor about small changes, big results — and a handsome couture proposition.

Shipments grew 3 percent in the month to 2.1 billion Swiss francs, but exports contracted 1.7 percent for the full year.

Bernstein estimated that Chinese nationals accounted for 23 percent of global demand in 2025, with top luxury companies even more exposed to the cohort.

The company sold off Dickies in a $600 million deal in September. 

The late founder's niece, Silvana Armani, is now leading the house, and plying masculine tailoring, fluid pants — and no hats.

The French retail group confirmed the transaction to an asset management firm, while SGM will continue to operate the troubled department store.