Designers

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday.

With Diotima, Rachel Scott connects her roots with her professional experience as a contemporary designer, her love of craft and her lifelong desire to bring her work back to the Caribbean.

The designer returns to New York Fashion Week with a new collection and a new approach that marries the brand's heritage with its future.

A group of new (and familiar) names are taking advantage of this season's return to in-person events.

"I still have a hunger to understand what makes the next generation tick, what's going to continue to make me relevant as a designer or the house that I work for relevant as a brand. It's always about listening and researching and thinking."

This is not a drill, people.

Angela Missoni, the longtime designer and the daughter of brand founders Rosita and Ottavio, will step back from the role but remain at the company.

Seen at Oscar de la Renta, Giambattista Valli, Molly Goddard and many more autumn runways.

Which was your #1?

He's building a British fashion house with a New York sensibility — and a whole lot of glamour.

"You can no longer separate what you do from who you are."

One could easily imagine a modern-day Margot Tenenbaum, or even Zoë Kravitz's Rob from "High Fidelity," wearing looks from the collection.

Despite the pandemic, these nine names are ready to shoot their shot.

The relentless futurist created an aesthetic that will go down in fashion history.

Joan Smalls, Brandon Maxwell, Aurora James, Prabal Gurung and more weigh in.

His first collection for the brand will debut in early 2021.

Ahead of the (mostly virtual) September shows, IMG's Noah Kozlowski explains.

"I didn't know that I was launching Brother Vellies when I launched Brother Vellies, and I didn't know that I was launching the 15 Percent Pledge when I launched the 15 Percent Pledge. All I did was take a desire that I had for the world, and the world responded."

With its bold embroidery and joyful color palette, it's a label to watch.

And/or hire!

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.

Beyond sourdough bread!

The first session in 'Vogue' Global Conversations, a four-day virtual conference hosted by the magazine, saw Jacobs in conversation with Edward Enninful about the future of creativity.

From sweatsuits and cozy basics to "the best lotion I've put on my body."