Revlon Group announced on Friday the reappointment of Jennifer Baxter Moser to its board of directors, effective immediately. Baxter Moser will also serve as a member of the audit committee and compensation committee.​ 

Luxury vintage curator What Goes Around Comes Around has launched its 2024 Valentine’s Day campaign, starring model Fiffany Luu.

Japanese creativity, British casual tailoring, Korean eccentricity... The fourth day of menswear shows in Paris offered a cocktail of inventiveness.

A day in the life of Rudolf Nureyev, and a great deal of the dancer’s wardrobe, was the inspiration for the latest Dior menswear collection by Kim Jones.

Three international designers, Rick Owens, Mike Amiri and Sean Suen, each with his own well-defined aesthetic, showed striking collections on Thursday, the third day of Paris Fashion Week Men.

​Secondhand luxury fashion platform Rebelle is closing and merging with its parent company Vinted’s own platform, 18 months after Vinted acquired the business.

​Lacoste has linked for the first time with cultural, media and lifestyle brand Highsnobiety on a “super limited” L003 2K24 co-branded sneaker and apparel collection. More launches are also planned.

Neiman Marcus is to award Dior’s Maria Grazia Chiuri its Award for Distinguished Service in the Field of Fashion for 2024, the same distinction given to Monsieur Dior back in 1947.

Alexandre Mattiussi's label unveiled a successful collection on Thursday evening, with tailored pieces taking centre stage, highlighting the Parisian allure when the City of Light emerges from its early-morning slumber.

​House of Juicy has unveiled Dirty London, a new menswear label that “will take design cues from Juicy Couture to provide a contemporary take on luxury streetwear co-ords”.

German luxury fashion house MCM introduced on Thursday its Spring/Summer 2024 campaign dedicated to the free-spirited style "mavericks" of today. 

Fine and bridal jewelry brand Marrow Fine is set to open on Saturday a new showroom in the Gold Coast neighborhood of Chicago.

​Watches of Switzerland Group (WOSG) saw its shares falling over 28% on Thursday morning after it released a trading update that investors clearly didn't like.

Two exemplary designers and independent thinkers staged consecutive menswear runway shows Thursday evening in Paris, in powerful reminders of how this is turning out to be a vintage season for men’s fashion. 

Bernard Arnault had previously announced the departure of Sidney Toledano from the group's fashion and leather goods brands. As expected, Michael Burke is taking over.

Homme Plissé from Issey Miyake collaborated with the great French design master Ronan Bouroullec this season and the result was an unexpected and jubilant collection.