The fashion industry has been hit hard by coronavirus lockdowns, and designers, including the label Hanifa, have gone virtual.
Graduate Fashion Foundation and social media app TikTok have joined forces to create opportunities for up-and-coming fashion designers hit by the Covid-19 crisis.
From dress designers to hat makers to the hospitality sector, Royal Ascot is usually a lucrative source of income for a whole industry connected with one of Britain's most feted social and sporting events.
Few videos better summed up the mood of London Fashion Week’s debut digital online season this weekend than designer Matthew Miller’s contribution's name - Post Apocalyptic Merchandise.
The award will provide the two rising college freshmen with up to four years of scholarship support at $20,000 per year, and will provide mentorship from the CFDA and Gucci.
Just when one thought that you’d expire from the lack of any new fashion in London Fashion Week’s debut digital season, along came Tiscar Espadas, Xander Zhou and Ka Wa Key with some genuinely new clothes.
London Fashion Week debuted its first ever fully digital season Friday morning, and from the opening moment it referenced the world outside fashion – from the pandemic to protests ignited by the murder of George Floyd.
The 2020 spring-summer season will be marked by a new collaboration between Kenzo and Vans, the first under the leadership of Kenzo's new creative director, Felipe Oliveira Baptista.
Building on the work of two previously debuted tools, Google and WWF's new platform will use a variety of data types to help the fashion world make more responsible sourcing decisions when choosing raw materials.
As expected given the coronavirus pandemic, the Fragrance Foundation announced the finalists for its 2020 Awards via a webinar.
The British Fashion Council is launching itself enthusiastically into two key projects that support charitable causes, with one focused on coronavirus safety and the other on reducing plastic pollution.
CFDA chairman Tom Ford and president and CEO Steven Kolb have announced a series of initiatives, including the launch of two programs dedicated to supporting new and established black talent in the fashion industry.
Clara Nordenhok, Ellie Gray and Jiwon Joung have been announced as this year's winners of the student competition, receiving prizes totalling nearly £12,000.
Hosted by British designer Tan France and it-girl Alexa Chung, Netflix’s ‘Next in Fashion’ competition series will not be returning for a second season.
NYC's prince of jewelry, HRH Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia, will release Once Upon a Diamond: A Family Tradition of Royal Jewels, a book of memoirs on his family's collections and his own designs, in September.
