


Alber Elbaz takes his spring 2010 show on the road to Tokyo.
Agyness Deyn to the silver screen in a short film directed by Peter McGough and funded by Guerlain and Mikimoto.
Sea of Shoes blogger, Jane Aldridge, debuts second collection for Urban Outfitters.
Louis Vuitton enters Mongolia with new store and yurt-shaped VIP room.
Gilt Groupe expands with GiltMan, offering fashionable gentleman sample sale deals on rtw, accessories and sporting equipment.
New York designers gather to save the city's garment district.
Citizens of Humanity opens a pop up shop in Ron Herman.
Paris 6/28/09 Photos by Karl Prouse/Catwalking/Getty Images.
Esteban Cortazar is said to be leaving Emanuel Ungaro after three seasons thanks to an impasse over marketing and advertising strategy.
American Apparel is attempting to market and sell lamé and neon scrunchies for six dollars a piece.
A rumor is circulating that Karl Lagerfeld will leave Chanel and be replaced by Alber Elbaz who will be replaced by Oliver Theyskens at Lanvin.
LVMH-owned Donna Karan is rumored to be inking a deal to manufacture and distribute DKNY men's apparel.
Alber Elbaz's collection for Lanvin this season took place on a rain soaked catwalk under moody streetlamp lighting. His models, clad in 1940's silhouettes and gloved, heeled, and belted to perfection, appeared as though they were walking in Paris at night after a rainstorm. The collection might not have fit in with all of the 1980's optimism we saw this season, but it was about making women happy nonetheless. Check out our video of the show below, and, our photo gallery of each look.
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Alessandro Dell'Acqua is leaving Italian brand Malo after only a year as creative director.
Anne Hathaway might be hanging out with Valentino but word is she's Marc Jacobs' new muse.
The anticipated Chanel film entitled "Coco Avant Chanel" premiered in Paris last night.
Bergdorf Goodman dedicated a good number of the Fifth Avenue window displays to Lanvin.
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