Did you ever really think one gown would be enough for KK?

• By Nina Frazier Hansen
  May 23, 2014

Talley has dubbed Kim Kardashian an "enchanting angel."

• By Eliza Brooke
  Feb 26, 2014

Is the Italian fashion industry doomed? These six promising designers would tell you that it's definitely not.

• By Tyler McCall
  Jul 25, 2013

Name: Karla What do you do? I work in media advertising. Where are you from originally? Italy. What was the last thing you bought? Lunch. What would you never be caught wearing? A denim mini skirt. What's the first website you visit every morning?

• By Ashley Jahncke
  Jul 22, 2013

Last month, Dolce & Gabbana were sentenced to jail for tax evasion, and now another Italian fashion house has found itself connected to a similar scandal. According to WWD, Matteo Marzotto, former Valentino chairman, along with his sister and several others, have been indicted for evading $75 million in taxes, relating to the 2007 sale of a chunk of the Valentino label to private equity fund Permira.

• By Isabella Biedenharn
  Jul 19, 2013

Since being appointed as head of the catholic church in March, Pope Francis has been seen as more humble and less ostentatious than previous popes. And so has the fashion coming out of Italy. At least that's what Suzy Menkes is arguing.

• By Dhani Mau
  Jul 16, 2013

"Made in Italy" no longer means what it used to, thanks to an increasing number of Chinese-run clothing factories opening up in a Tuscan town. Italy's textile industry has always been the best of the best, seemingly immune to fast fashion's cheap manufacturing. But a new article by the BBC sheds a light on why that's no longer the case.

• By Dhani Mau
  Feb 12, 2013

My boyfriend and I have a running joke that every time you walk by a United Colors of Benetton, it's empty. There's never anyone in those stark white

• By Lauren Sherman
  Feb 28, 2010

In all his spare time, Karl Lagerfeld's shot a 2010 calendar for Italian Marie Claire. It stars two of his favorite Chanel faces, French actress Anna

• By Britt Aboutaleb
  Dec 11, 2009

The Wall Street Journal just reported that Claudio Scajola, Italy's minister of economic development, has made good on his promise to pump some money

• By Natalie Hormilla
  Mar 19, 2009