Designers

Check out their new collaboration, which spans womenswear, menswear, handbags and other accessories.

Just a few collections in, Interior has become a favorite of "it" girls, industry insiders and style stars like Tessa Thompson.

From sliding into Kim Kardashian's DMs, to designing an Emmys gown over FaceTime, his stories will really make you believe that anything is possible.

Karl Lagerfeld will be the subject of a retrospective at the Met.

"These designers stay true to their own voices instead of conforming. They don't try to grow by distorting their message — they push themselves to make it louder."

As the air gets cooler, so do you. Fall back into the workplace with style, ease, and a little imagination.

Not since Jenna Lyons has a J.Crew exec inspired such widespread devotion for her personal style. This time, it's coming from social media.

The influential Japanese designer known for his pleated creations and innovative thinking was 84.

Fashion's new class is bringing couture knowledge into the broader market — and getting a lot of attention for it.

Amanda María Forastieri follows up her award-winning graduate collection with a line that fosters and celebrates interconnectedness.

Marcelo Gaia keeps making hit after viral hit. Here's how he's woven the fantasy of Mirror Palais.

Collection 10 — the CFDA Award-winning designer's third proper fashion show — pushes brand codes even further, with propositions for every occasion.

Through her work at Outlier and Willie Norris Workshop, the designer navigates creativity, practicality and marketability, putting out some of the most directional propositions on the market right now.

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"I feel like you can dissect the collection and there could be pieces that are for someone who's older, someone who's younger… It could be for someone who's into art or someone from the hood."

Few brands were as well-positioned for both "dopamine dressing" and the vintage revival. Now, with a new creative director, how will the Italian fashion brand maintain its momentum?

Her namesake brand has been open for over two decades, and the designer continues to learn, build and write new chapters in her story.

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.