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From Armani's Olimpia Milano basketball legacy to Patrizio Bertelli's Luna Rossa sailing venture, Italy's powerful fashion players' love of sport is stronger than ever.

The beauty brand will also open its first freestanding store in Paris this summer.

Natasha Oakley and Devin Brugman chose the SoHo neighborhood for its popular swim, active and resortwear label.

The shoes and dress are from the fall 2026 collection.

A dark horse for three decades, Jean-Denis Franoux is ready to unveil his 25,000-piece treasure. 

Despite budget concerns, 60 percent of Americans plan to travel this summer, with four in 10 consumers anchoring their plans around a specific experience, the survey found.

Originally known as style 104, Hardy's graphic, logo-less sneaker is being relaunched 20 years later as the Alpha in new colors, and a nylon version.

Founder and designer Kristin Juszczyk sat down with WWD to discuss the brand's new race-day ready fashion capsule.

The brand will stage a show and an exhibition curated by Olivier Saillard at Long Museum West Bund, one of the outposts of the museum founded by art collectors Liu Yiqian and Wang Wei. 

The Tony winner is embracing comedy alongside Rose Byrne in the Broadway revival of Noël Coward’s 1925 play.

She showcased the brand's Duchesse pump at the event.

The days of shielding shoppers from tariff impacts have come and gone after a year of “sustained pressure” on importers’ margins.

The company tried to sell sustainable shoes, but couldn't stop losing money. So the publicly-held firm is trying its hand at AI instead.

The performance-driven pieces are rooted in ease, movement and modern versatility

The transfer-proof, long-wear lipstick returns after it first launched in 2023.

Denim mills presented their forward-looking developments at Kingpins Amsterdam.

The event will serve as the most visible showcase yet for the French designer's semi-couture bridal line, which is now in its sixth season. 

"The Era of Courreges" will open mid-May just in time for the Cannes Film Festival.

Peter Marino has designed the interior of the store, which will include a Monsieur Dior restaurant.

Beatrice (Xuan) Mak was awarded a $20,000 grant as the first-prize winner.