New designers seek to bring own touch to big labels
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Designer Olivier Theyskens smiled timidly in relief as he won roaring applause for the light silk dresses and dramatic evening gowns he showed in his first collection for Nina Ricci on Sunday.
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By designing accessible variations of last seasonâs creative storms, the Elie Taharis of Fashion Week are a shopperâs â and a merchantâs â best friends.
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The company splashes a new name on the inks to be used in its photo printers.
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A new initiative seeks to improve old products.
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Some designers are so influential that high street chains copy their every move. One such style-setter is Marc Jacobs, whose edict for next spring is: party like it's 1945!
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This smaller designer and distributor of fans and lights is aligned with an impressive mix of retailers.
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There is a growing frustration among designers as they face an onslaught of competing labels from celebrities.
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As New York Fashion Week begins, traveling editors need to pack and travel practically, but with style.
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A big company needs some big ideas in order to grow bigger.
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From MIT's hallowed halls to tiny digital art academies in San Francisco, innovative new programs are changing the way game designers learn their craft. By Chris Kohler.
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The two new names reflect a bit of a shift in the naming structure, since they are designed for specific business or interest groups.
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In menswear the day has come where the mixing of the brands, national and international, has arrived.
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Small additions can lead to big changes.
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Three new models are designed for businesses and home office users.
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Style and design are not the only issues filling the days of Robert A. Lutz. Increasingly, much of his attention has also been focused on the cost side.
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Blog: New company hopes to improve upon existing toolbars already on the market.
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Since starting his online store, Elsewares, as a showcase for independent designers nearly three years ago, Ryan Deussing has had plenty of interaction with recent design school graduates looking to find their way into the marketplace.