On Sunday, Business of Fashion introduced its seventh annual BoF 500, “a community of people shaping the global fashion industry that grows stronger over

On Tuesday, Chanel presented its third collection after Karl Lagerfeld’s passing. The late creative director was known for his theatrics on the runwa

On Wednesday, Belgian designer Dries Van Noten and French designer Christian Lacroix presented a “fantastical bromance” in the form on a spring 2020 co

In a world of performative activism, Birdsong is one of the few brands delivering on its promises. In just five years, the women-owned boutique (Sophie Sla

Telfar, the “Black-owned, non-gendered fashion project” established in 2004 in New York, has been putting on experiential shows since designer Telfar C

From Crayola colour blocking to shiny shoes, designers refined and perfected their aesthetic DNA, reminding us, with Brexit looming large, just what’s so

When the former director of ready-to-wear at Celine took the helm at Bottega Veneta in 2017, it didn’t take long before the fashion industry turned t

Margherita Missoni had no chance in hell of being a minimalist. The granddaughter of Tai and Rosita, who founded the brand as a small Italian knitwear work

A lot can be said about the way one adorns themselves during New York Fashion Week. And more often than not, it feels like everyone is getting dressed with

The rain caught up with us on day four of London Fashion Week, as guests assembled at an overcast Hyde Park for the first major show of the day. And who be

Georgian designer Demna Gvasalia is stepping down from his fashion label he co-founded with his brother, Vetements, WWD reported on Monday. “Vetements h

Kicking off Sunday was Preen by Thornton Bregazzi. The duo showed at a warehouse space on Vauxhall’s Malthouse Road, filled with giant moving spotlights.

New York Fashion Week’s new condensed schedule concluded on Wednesday at the Park Avenue Armory where Marc Jacobs presented his spring 2020 collectio

Henry Holland burst onto London’s fashion scene in 2006 with his tongue-in-cheek Frankie Goes To Hollywood-inspired T-shirts referencing the industry’s