Like when Kanye West wore a custom Tory Burch tuxedo.

After more than a decade spent working in PR, he started his own company to help build fashion brands against traditional industry norms.

Plus, two months after Farfetch filed for IPO, third-quarter sales jump.

The multiple sightings at Paris Fashion Week are telling us yes.

Plus, Kith is teaming up with Versace, Tommy Hilfiger, Greg Lauren and more for NYFW.

Plus, there's a new book on Supreme.

Designers Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow will not showcase their Fall 2018 collection in February.

Plus, Yolanda Hadid returns to reality TV this January to host a modeling competition.

No pre-packaged set pieces here.

The goal is to help bridge the gap between student talent and the workforce.

Prabal Gurung, Dao-Yi Chow, Maxwell Osborne and more spoke to moderator Simon Collins about how the current climate has changed what it means to participate.

With a Calvin Klein campaign already under his belt, the 'Moonlight' actor is poised to become a #menswear icon.

Including Altuzarra, Sies Marjan, Diane von Furstenberg and more.

Plus, Kering releases new sustainability goals.

Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow are back on the official schedule.

The 2016 edition of the fair featured an impressive number of industry-centric events — and we hit up as many of them as humanly possible.

It will address the global history of black designers — and models — from the 1950s to the present.

The industry turned out to raise money for Hillary Clinton's campaign through a high-energy show and the sale of specially designed t-shirts.

And, of course, the virtues of Merino wool. The Woolmark Company’s Head of Americas, Michelle A. Lee, explains why the company wants designers to innovate with the "ancient yet classic, timeless versatile fiber."

"We need leaders."

With cameos by Thom Browne, Donna Karan, Tory Burch and many more.

In a conversation at SCAD, designers Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne opened up about abandoning the traditional show schedule — and dropped an F-bomb or two along the way.

This is getting confusing.

We rounded up the most ubiquitous silhouettes, motifs and fabrications from the New York runways.