Plus, Christian Siriano removes pieces from his Fall 2019 collection after being called out by Diet Prada.

And with the house's plans to push into cosmetics this year, they'll probably buy a lot more.

Plus, Adam Selman drops his ready-to-wear line and turns to athleisure.

Can the activist group get fashion to give up another animal material?

Plus, Goop teamed up with Universal Standard on a size-inclusive capsule.

Plus, Nordstrom is still struggling to find its footing in the current retail climate.

Never underestimate the power of Alessandro Michele.

Plus, Alexander Wang is looking for investment.

The conglomerate continues to rake in the cash thanks largely — but not *only* — to Gucci.

Plus, luxury labels are using sneakers as a ticket to millennial dollars.

Just weeks after Tomas Maier, the person, departed from Bottega Veneta.

Including, yes, Gucci.

Hear from thought leaders at Mara Hoffman, Brother Vellies and Fashionkind — and ask them your questions.

With revenues still way, way up, customers clearly haven't tired of the Alessandro Michele aesthetic.

Plus, model Bridget Malcolm speaks out about body-shaming.

Plus, Vogue.com launches "VogueWorld 100."

A new report details that the luxury group is selling its 50 percent share of the label back to its namesake designer.

Plus, Frank and Oak raises $16 million in Series C funding.

*Money-money-money-moneyyyyyyyy, money!*

The luxury conglomerate is distributing the majority of its Puma shares to focus on just that: luxury.

It follows in the footsteps of fellow Kering-owned brand Gucci.

Plus, Kering's #ICouldHaveBeen campaign highlights violence against women.

Alessandro Michele's designs drove sales up another 49 percent last quarter.