Mike Ashley’s Frasers Says It’s Taken Control of Hugo Boss
The British retail group has pushed its stake in the German apparel brand above 50 percent in a move that will turn Hugo Boss into a subsidiary of Frasers.

This season, the designer’s wares felt lighter, less self-conscious.

Dresses paved in translucent sequins created the impression of sun shimmering on water. That subtle, seductive effect clinched the deal: you wanted to be there, poolside, on deck.

Raf Simons nailed the lethal anxiety at the heart of the American dream, and it was brilliant.

The designer is using his budding label to celebrate what he loves most about American sportswear: a sense of leisure.

Marcus Wainwright is at his best when he breaks away from his urge to offer generic 'key items of the season' and instead doubles down on the brand's most reliable tropes.

The designer’s gathering at the Met Breuer’s Flora Bar was an utterly pleasurable way to begin the season.

With a noticeable rise in international buyers, press and street style activity at Copenhagen Fashion Week, there's growing evidence that Danish fashion is attracting a global following.

The show was a classic East-meets-West tale, but the slight undercurrent of menace for which Simons is known made the collection feel alive and exciting.

The Fendi ateliers worked their usual fiendish magic so the suffering of a million tiny creatures was transmuted into works of artisanal art.

At a disjointed couture week invaded by ready-to-wear brands, Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli delivered the most touching show of the season.

Six years after the designer's last couture show, Alaïa's peculiar fashion voodoo was tougher but still as irresistible as ever.

The rituals of haute couture tapped into Pierpaolo Piccioli’s innate spirituality, resulting in a collection that was paradoxically stately and casual.
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