Hugo Kreit is a name to know.

"The brief was to come up with a design for the label that was based upon memory and London and Harrods," said Deacon, who first visited the store as a child in the late 1970s.

Broadway's biggest stars partied into the wee hours of the morning at The Carlyle hotel.

After a five year search for the right location, Jérôme Mage has opened the brand's largest gallery to date in SoHo, blending collectible design, Americana wilderness, jewelry and handcrafted eyewear into his own cabinet of curiosities.

He is working with CB2 on a menswear-influenced collection of homeware pieces.

Besides SPF, four top dermatologists share their secrets and product recs for glowing summer skin.

A year after the Italian artist's death and on the centenary of his birth, Gallerie d’Italia in Milan gears up to open an exhibit titled "Arnaldo Pomodoro. Una Vita."

In May 2025, the brand expanded with the launch of Róisín Lafferty Gallery, offering a retail and furniture design wing within a Georgian town house in Dublin.

Carolina Bonfiglio, a former Goldman Sachs banker and the founder of the Walkabout Foundation, opens a concept store for furniture, lighting, accessories and pre-loved clothing.

Embrace color and whimsy, with a side dose of escapist glamour — the easiest way to refresh your summer wardrobe without trying too hard.

From David Sedaris' collection of essays to Jenny Jackson's follow-up to “Pineapple Street,” here are six anticipated books for the beach, boat or anywhere you find some quiet downtime.

From St. Lucia to Seoul, insider itineraries for art lovers this summer.

The Givaudan master perfumer, who crafted Carolina Herrera's Good Girl and Parfums de Marly's Delina, credits nature, raw materials and his own intuition for his enduring success.

A look at what's happening out east this summer.

What separates a great hotel from a legendary one is no longer the butler service or the spa menu. It's the helicopter, the dive guide and the full-moon ride. Inside the world's most rarefied luxury hotels reinventing themselves as adventure outfitters.

A new generation of image-makers is embracing the classic British style, and at the center of it all is Archie Scott Brown, founder of Chelsea Life Jacket, who's dressing, and filming, London's Bright Young Things.

The CEO of Bremont talks of the gravitas and grace of fly-fishing, and the importance of nature and respect for all involved — particularly the fish.

From lightweight skin tints to full-coverage foundations, these are the best new launches to have on your radar.

WWD style director Alex Badia shares how the new guard of creative directors is reshaping luxury.

From Matthieu Blazy at Chanel’s artisanal raffia flap bags to Louise Trotter's tactile vision at Bottega Veneta, luxury’s latest handbags are prioritizing color, movement and distinctive design.

Argentaia, a new and exclusive haven, is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and rich Italian heritage where one can reconnect with nature.

The next generations of Sister Parish's family are continuing the legacy the legendary interior designer to the Camelot-Era Kennedys, as well as the Getty, Astor, Rockefeller, and Whitney families.

Designers leaned into fluid silhouettes, lightweight layers, pajama dressing, artisanal textures — and color, color, color.

Walid al Damirji brings one-of-a-kind coats, homeware and sculpture to Grosvenor’s summer festival in Mayfair with a six-day residency in June.

The director premiered his film in Cannes, which explores Richard Avedon's creative legacy from fashion editorials to political and cultural portraits.

That independent streak extends to her wardrobe, favoring vintage pieces, borrowed tailoring and men’s suiting over traditional red carpet dressing.

WWD talks to leading architects and designers about where they prefer to spend their private time, outside the workplace, that is.

Creatives are reshaping the west country village into an idyllic, cultural haven.

The Kenzo designer's retrospective at London's Design Museum charts his journey from Harajuku hype to meditative rituals, as he trades logo mania for ceramics, tea ceremony and a quieter kind of luxury.

The Dutch couturier thrives on taking fashion into uncharted frontiers with haute craftsmanship inspired by nature, science and architecture.