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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.

The former companion of Salvador Dalí is a legendary fixture on the front row and is never far from designers' mood boards.

The Dutch creative's designs bridge the metaphysical world with reality in his oasis.

While covering the fall 2026 collections, a marathon in itself, WWD asked a range of designers which sports they practice — or watch — or not.

The origins and ongoing conversations related to TikTok stars Alexis Androulakis and Dr. Christina Basias Androulakis, and their new brand, Leaked Labs.

Indonesia reaffirmed a commitment to free maritime navigation under international law after its finance minister’s remarks raised alarms across global shipping networks.

Despite more than a decade of hard-won progress, the work of ensuring safe factories is far from over.

Mizuno, On and Onitsuka Tiger are sneaker brands gaining trust and authority through social visibility, says fashion forecasting firm Heuritech.

This is the latest from Rockport since it was scooped up by Authentic Brands Group in 2023.

The actor reflects on the reactions to her new character on "The Pitt" and her upcoming play with Hugh Jackman.

New pathway cuts red tape and brings predictability to Medicare coverage for Breakthrough Devices.

The post CMS, FDA Announce RAPID Coverage Pathway to Accelerate Device Reimbursement appeared first on MedTech Intelligence.

The Danish menswear brand reported a 13 percent full-year revenue growth while investing in offline experiences and expanding wholesale in the U.S.

Here, WWD Weekend picks some of the best places to stay, eat, shop and explore in each city.

Simply called "The Skin Pill" and priced at $75 for two months, the launch marks a deepening of Musely's focus on the longevity space.

The campaign frames style as something passed down.

The collection reunites the designer with heritage mills and specialist makers across England, Scotland and Wales.

The pop-up hotel has traveled the world, and is making its final stop in a Mayfair town house overlooking Berkeley Square.