Plus, Celine kicks off worldwide retail push with New York flagship.

Fashion and leather goods — by the likes of Louis Vuitton and Dior, specifically — are still bringing in big bucks for the luxury conglomerate.

The designer's signature aesthetic of slim-cut tailoring is nothing new, but perhaps it's what we need in a post-streetwear world.

In addition to bows, celebrity chose lots of sparkle to kick off awards season.

Shot by — who else? — Hedi Slimane.

For every creative director basking in the spotlight, there's a team of people toiling behind the curtain who will never get credit — and some of them like it that way.

These designer-name must-haves were everywhere this year.

Plus, Jane Fonda has an activewear line in the works.

Hedi Slimane debuted menswear for the French fashion house in September.

Featuring plenty of suiting and skirts with thigh-high slits.

Plus, Chanel to transition from U.S. wholesale business to concession model.

Plus, First Insight survey reveals disconnect between retailers and consumers on pricing.

It is very red, very sparkly and very not-Philo-ian.

Plus, Phoebe Philo-designed Celine bags and clothes have spiked in popularity.

He took particular issue to the way the Anglo-Saxon press handled his debut collection.

Plus, Dolce & Gabbana to hold first-ever runway show in the Middle East.

How much longer will Anthony Vaccarello be able to follow the blueprint his predecessor laid out before customers seek out the original?

Plus, a new book aims to change perceptions of beauty by spotlighting women with facial disfigurements.

The backlash is real.

Céline is dead. Long live Celine?

Plus, there's a Virgil Abloh and Ikea pop-up in Paris.

Perhaps the fashion crowd is paying homage to former designer Phoebe Philo ahead of the Paris shows.

"But I'm done shopping. I gotta save my money. Grown moves, you know?"

Plus, The Modist announces global partnership with Farfetch.