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All of the details from the Cruise 2026 collection in Rome.

"With Dakota, we're evolving -- not just showcasing jewelry, but aligning with a voice and personality that resonates more deeply with today's luxury consumer," Coin said.

The Italian brand revealed Dakota Johnson as its global brand ambassador at a Venice-themed soiree near Wall Street.

There's something for everyone.

It's seriously effective.

Gap Inc. CEO Richard Dickson and Banana Republic's chief marketing officer Meena Anvary shed light on how the brand is transforming.

This charming trend has grown rapidly since spring, thanks to designer labels like Coach and Miu Miu.

The American designer label brought out Leighton Meester, Yara Shahidi, Sky Ferreira, Teyana Taylor, Maggie Rogers, Del Water Gap and more.

This butter-yellow drop is about to become your go-to sneaker for every summer occasion.

Leighton Meester, Ke Huy Quan, Barry Jenkins, Lulu Wang, and more joined Thom Browne for a two-day celebration in Los Angeles--marking the opening of his first West Coast flagship,

Basics that aren't basic.

Take a look at Frame's most-loved denim styles, including the Le High Straight, Le Slim Palazzo, the Bubble, and more.

The 442 soccer cleat has evolved into an indoor sneaker featuring the colors of Harlow's high school.

Norma Kamali recalled classic films she watched as a child to conjure up a collection that paid tribute to Old Hollywood energy.

The CFDA's Steven Kolb, the AAFA's Stephen Lamar and Condé Nast's chief content officer Anna Wintour traveled to Washington, D.C., for Thursday's meeting.

The eco-conscious, direct-to-consumer French beauty brand is also launching hair care in the U.S.

The live auction will take place June 17.

The WNBA star receives her own colorway of the Reebok Engine A bearing her new signature logo.

With a new credit agreement in hand and 2024 results in the books, Metrick told WWD, "We cleared the air and we've cleared the path for growth."

Shoe Carnival CEO Mark Worden sees the current environment, although volatile, as an "opportunistic" one that includes more Shoe Station doors.

And it's all we want to wear this summer.