Italian fashionistas hit back at foreign media reports that their latest creations were for "bimbos" inspired by the sex scandals surrounding Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's private life.
A new fashion magazine built on daydreams, fantasy and fairy-tales in an unashamed flirtation with teenaged girls has become this season's "must read" at London Fashion Week.
After having launched its Arabic site and newsletter last week, FashionMag.com is continuing its expansion with a Portuguese version.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency filed a complaint against VF Corp, owner of the North Face brand, claiming that more than 70 styles of shoes advertised as bacteria-killing by the company had not been registered with the agency.
The New York businessman, owner of multiple fashionable hotels in Los Angeles, New York and Miami, André Balazs is featuring in Brioni’s campaign this winter. He wears the “power suit” from the Italian tailors in a series of images from Nathaniel Goldberg.
An adviser to the European Union's top court backed Google in a row with luxury goods maker LVMH over Internet advertising, saying the Web search firm had not infringed trade mark rights.
LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton said that a Paris tribunal found eBayliable for brand counterfeiting, and ordered the Internet auction and retail company to pay the French luxury brand 80,000 euros (72,359 pounds).
Psychiatrists called on the government to address the soaring numbers of websites which promote anorexia and bulimia as a lifestyle choice rather than an eating disorder.
Financial crises and war have long fostered dramatic innovations in fashion, and today's times are no different, according to Nina Garcia, author of the new book "The Style Strategy.
Long, long ago, supermodels roamed the Earth. Then there was a cataclysm called the Aging, and we were left with the next evolution: regularmodels.
The information portal FashionMag.com has launched an Arabic version for its site for the Middle East and North Africa. Further, the Arabic newsletter will be sent out each Wednesday from 15 September 2009.
Versace is carrying out a reorganization of its American subsidiary. The Italian house has entrusted the direction of the branch to Michele Sodi who will from now be responsible for the growth and development of Versace products in the USA.
An animal rights television commercial featuring former Playboy centerfold Pamela Anderson has been deemed too racy for US airports.
The arrival of September has coincided with the appearance of the new fragrance from British stylist Paul Smith; a men’s scent with spicy tones.
Mining giants Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton are considering merging their Canadian diamond operations, as the former bitter rivals look for savings through increased cooperation.
