Kenzo has decided to enter a new phase with Memento, introducing  a see-now-buy-now format for this heritage collection. Though the change won't take effect until next year.

Using its custom-built Real Time Exception Spotting tech tool, the footwear brand will scan crowds at NYFW, processing details like patterns, styles and accessories, to pinpoint 'truly exceptional' style.

The French fashion house will be showing its Cruise 2018-2019 collection for a second time, October 31. The luxury label's nautical-themed show will this time be staged in Bangkok, Thailand.

Join FashionNetwork.com for a guided tour of Etam's Tech Center in Marcq-en-Barœul, as the lingerie brand prepares pieces for its Live Show, set to take place on 25th September 2018, the first day of Paris Fashion Week.

The Silicon Valley-based robotics company OhmniLabs will bring a robot onto the runway during London Fashion Week, wearing designs by LA-based designer, Honee.

The City of Amsterdam has granted Amsterdam Fashion Week a permit to stage its September show at the Museumplein, despite opposition from local residents who believe the invitation-only event is not inclusive of them.

Marques’ Almeida, the acclaimed winning duo of the 2015 LVMH Prize, will stage its next runway show in Paris this September. It's a coup for Paris, which has attracted a slew of notable international talents of late.

The Barbadian star’s inclusive lingerie brand has announced that it will be unveiling its Fall collection at New York Fashion Week this September, opting for a see-now-buy-now show at an as yet undisclosed location.

According to a statement issued Monday, August 13 from the animal rights group PETA, the organizers of Helsinki Fashion Week have pledged to ban leather clothing and accessories from July 2019.

Italian fashion’s governing body, the Camera Nazionale Della Moda Italiana, has released the provisional schedule for the Milan women’s fashion week, running from 18 to 24 September 2018. 

The Belgian designer has suspended his menswear line to focus on womenswear. Although it has been a year since Charlier put a collection on the runway, he will return in September during Paris Women’s Fashion Week.

Vivienne Westwood has joined a trio of European houses appearing in the lineup for New York’s next fashion season in September, in a significant win for the city’s fashion week.

The French runway season will start one day earlier in September, with Christian Dior opening the season with an early afternoon on Monday, September 24, according to the official calendar released Wednesday afternoon.

After three seasons in Paris, the LA-based fashion brand has announced that it will be returning to New York Fashion Week to show its spring/summer 2019 collection in September.

Gucci will stage its next runway show in Paris on September 24, and has picked the city’s most storied nightclub, Théâtre le Palace, as the location.