Plus, Adam Selman drops his ready-to-wear line and turns to athleisure.

Plus, Gucci adds customizable options to knitwear and outerwear.

Plus, Annie Leibovitz photographed Stormy Daniels for "Vogue'"s October issue.

The in-between can cause problems, if not handled efficiently.

The French house's design team will be responsible for the women's collections until a new hire is announced.

Looks like the unicorn effect is still very much "in."

Potential investors are allegedly in talks with the French fashion house amidst its financial troubles.

Plus, Rick Owens is opening a giant exhibition of his work in Milan.

With plans to turn the French label into a full-on lifestyle brand, he hopped right on the booming bandwagon.

Plus, an ode to dying shopping malls.

Plus, Ralph Lauren's Spring 2018 show will have an unconventional venue.

She has been at the brand for only 15 months.

Dark days are ahead for the French legacy brand.

From Dries Van Noten to Maison Kitsuné.

A surprising result from designer Bouchra Jarrar.

In addition to one top brand supposedly not wanting to see models of color, another is allegedly attempting to cast girls as young as 15 years old.

Plus, Kering releases new sustainability goals.

Plus, things aren't looking good at Lanvin.

Plus, Karlie Kloss covers "Fast Company."

This scent is bound to be chic as hell.

We've reached the home stretch, mes amies.

From suiting to statement feathers to completely sheer gowns, the house's new creative director made a strong first showing that reflected a knowledge of what women want.

See the Lanvin spring 2017 collection as it comes down the runway in Paris.