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.
Like the recent resort collection, shown in Venice, the Chanel couture show will take place at sunset.
Stefano Pilati's eco-friendly YSL range for Barneys is limited and numbered and will hit shelves on June 8th.
Christopher Kane's upcoming collection for Topshop is top-secret but those who have seen it are gushing.
Some say most of Barneys financial troubles could have been avoided had they simply hired a CEO.
Burberry Prorsum will close London Fashion Week this Spring 2010, rather than show in Milan, in honor of LFW's 25th anniversary.
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana face charges of more than a billion dollars in unpaid taxes and fines, due to allegations surrounding the sale of Dolce & Gabbana and D&G in 2004.
Lily Cole debuted her first major movie role at Cannes this weekend and was complimented for her performance.
Former Aquascutum ceo Kim Winser is rumored to be moving on to Versace, although, so far, Versace denies this to be true.
Alexander Wang will launch a beauty line with Shiseido in Japan and select Asian countries this July. ..
Zac Posen made a television appearance as himself on a new show called, Beautiful Life.
Rumors circulate as to whether CEO of Aquascutum, Kim Winser, has left the company.
Last night's amfAR Cinema Against AIDS benefit auction in Cannes drew fashion folk.
London-based designer Marios Schwab will become the creative director at Halston effective July 1st. His first collection at the helm will be Fall 2010.
The team at POP just launched a new website for the magazine, which promises to be full of original content.
Gap plans to launch online stores in Canada and the U.K. by 2010, followed by Japan in 2011. They will also open stores in six new countries this year.
Thom Browne's skirt suit might not have sold out at its original price of $4,370 but on Gilt Groupe, it flew off the shelf.
Brazilian designer Alexandre Herchcovitch will take the creative director position at Rosa Cha.
Hilfiger and Hogan both launched downtown insider-y ad campaigns, leaving some audiences perplexed.
Move over Sienna, Leigh Lezark could be Matthew Williamson's newest muse.
Agyness Deyn is the new face of Uniqlo's high summer sports campaign.
Phillip Lim's new lingerie and shoe lines will soft-launch in his flagship stores this summer before being made available to wholesale accounts for Spring 2010 and Fall 2009 respectively.
Kenneth Cole tapped former Hugo Boss designer Ingo Wilts as their first creative director.
Proenza Schouler will show their pre-Spring 2010 collection in Florence as the chosen special guest for the fourth edition of the Pitti W pre-collection.
i-D magazine is cutting back from twelve issues per year to six.
Ford Models filed a suit in Manhattan Supreme Court against model Kendra Spears.
Despite rumors, Oliver Theyskens will not be taking the creative director position at Halston.
Marc Jacobs will launch a new fragrance, called Lola, this August.
Anna Wintour was photographed walking home from work yesterday evening.
Peter Som signed on to work with Milan based clothing manufacturer, Margon, showroom ADC, and public relations firm KCD.
In addition to Alexander Wang, CFDA winners Vena Cava have also designed exclusive pieces for Gap this summer.
Rumors have resurfaced that Oliver Theyskens is a contender for the creative director position at Halston.
Tom Binns might be interested in expanding his company by taking on a financial backer and partnering with Target.
