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Executives and innovators gathered in New York City to explore how creativity, commerce and culture are colliding with new technologies. Here’s the rundown.

The rising designer is aiming to scale her brand with the help of Dover Street Market Paris.

The American jeweler hosted a lavish dinner to celebrate the new Bird on a Rock by Tiffany collection.

Born from founder Athena Hewett’s spa in San Francisco, Monastery is following fashion’s playbook for growth in a competitive market.

The designer presented an androgynous collection with elongated, fluid looks.

It is the first time the celebrity favorite, who specializes in custom looks, will be showcasing designs to order with a Paris trunk show.

After years of decline, magazines are getting a refresh with bigger, collectible editions no longer tethered to a monthly cadence. Is this the dawn of a new print era?

The diamond miner and maker is launching Desert Diamonds, a rainbow of earth-toned rocks, to appeal to a new generation, and a more diverse audience.

Ahead of the brand's spring 2026 show on Sunday in Paris, the designer discussed his first year at Valentino, addressing the challenges of modern fashion, criticism, and his vision for the brand's future, further exploring couture.

Look out for a golden door in Marais.

In the fifth year of its Re.Uniqlo initiative, the company focuses on materials, collection, retail and design in a 360-degree strategy.

The pumps spliced October symbolism with fashion’s reptile revival.

Miguel Castro Freitas offered a cerebral take on showgirl glamour in his debut collection.

Plus: instantly giftable candle gift sets, diffusers, and beyond from the trending-on-Instagram Glasshouse Fragrance's holiday collection.

The designer is rethinking Mugler for the future, with a more grown-up take on the brand’s sexiness and glamour.

President Trump’s anti-ESG backlash sparked fears of a muted and despondent New York Climate Week. The reality was anything but.

She is known for her vivid colors and graphic lines.

Brigitte Macron, Stella McCartney, David Beckham, Diego Della Valle, and Remo Ruffini - plus the extended Arnault family - piled into Le Pavillon Ledoyen for the ceremony.

On the heels of the designer's first womenswear show for Dior, WWD pooled the initial reactions from fashion historians, retailers and professors. Here's what they had to say.

Less than half of the world's top 250 fashion brands are publishing emissions reduction targets that are verified by the Science Based Targets Initiative.