Plus, will LVMH and Kering continue to dominate the luxury sector post-pandemic?

Does it all boil down to jewelry being a safe investment? Its ability to spark joy? Connell's chain?

Plus, Burberry sees a steep decline in profits.

Phew, this is a bad look!

Plus, how Betsey Johnson built an empire and lost her name.

Following a series of open letters from groups in the industry, two of fashion's biggest trade groups are now chiming in on the matter.

ICON 360, which aims to provide grants to designers of color who have been affected by the coronavirus, will host a virtual fundraiser with prominent editors, influencers, stylists and other industry folks.

Plus, what happens when the September issues are the only ones left?

Mara Hoffman, Cameron Russell, Rachael Wang and more share the books that have changed their perspectives and given them hope.

The company is also launching a sustainable fashion glossary. But what do these commitments actually mean?

Plus, luxury brands look to Amazon for stability.

Because it is...not this.

Plus, what the fall of department stores means for luxury brands.

In many cases, trouble was brewing before Covid-19 hit.

The retailer teamed up with Cushnie, Lisa Marie Fernandez and LoveShackFancy to create a limited-edition, affordable and size-inclusive range of frocks.

Instead of presenting a new collection in September, Kerby Jean-Raymond will premiere 'American, Also,' a documentary following the creation of his Spring 2020 show at Kings Theater.

"Our world has permanently changed, and our habits as a society have been impacted, so if you're waiting for things to be 'normal' again, you'll be waiting for a very long time."

Plus, what fashion's pivot to PPE production will mean for the industry.

Plus, Staud collaborates with New Balance.

His plans to step down from the lingerie brand were first announced in February.

Facilitated by Business of Fashion, this call follows on the heels of Tuesday's open letter and proposes changes to runway shows, the fashion calendar and discounting.

It's part of the effort to support American designers amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Plus, Patagonia details a cautious plan for reopening.

And furloughing a similar number.