Designer Ridhi Mehra has launched her bridal collection Safarnama with actor Shanaya Kapoor as the muse for the bridal couture campaign.

Paris Fashion Week Women will kick off on Monday with maiden appearances by CFCL and Zomer, come-backs by Vetements, Lacoste, Off-White and Lutz Huelle, and new creative directors at Chloé, Rochas and Alexander McQueen.

Women’s occasion wear brand Jigya M has expanded its product offering and launched a homeware line, inspired by the eponymous designer’s extensive travels.

Luxury traditional and occasion wear brand Ritu Kumar teamed up with weddings business Wed Me Good to hold a bridal fashion event in Mumbai with celebrity makeup artist Namrata Soni.

Fausto Puglisi took the house of Roberto Cavalli somewhere rather new this season with a gutsy collection on Wednesday night inspired by marble and exotic stones. Call it Marbleized Mode.

Fashion designer Manish Malhotra and celebrity interior designer Gauri Khan have collaborated with interiors business Bonito Designs to launch ‘World Designs’ to bring global design to Indian homes.

Fashion rental business Flyrobe has opened a new store in Nashik to offer the city’s residents a wide array of occasion and party wear to rent out to save money and embrace sustainable fashion.

Burberry climaxed London Fashion Week Monday night with a powerful collection, a town and country meeting staged in a giant plaid green tent in East London.

In a mega busy weekend, FashionNetwork.com caught up with a dozen collections. Here are six that really stood out: Roksanda, Aaron Esh, Simone Rocha, Johanna Parv, Sinead Gorey and Holzweiler.

Glorifying nostalgia was the theme at the latest JW Anderson, staged very suitably in a converted mock Victorian swimming pool dating back to the 1930s. 

A dank wet Saturday at London Fashion Week, where ironically in a ready-to-wear season the most distinctive collections were essentially expressions of couture. 

Multi-brand luxury Indian fashion retailer Pernia's Pop-Up Shop will hold meet and greet sessions with the designers behind the labels Seema Gujral, Not So Serious by Pallavi Mohan, and Kalighata this February.

Two very different ready-to-wear designers added intrigue to NYFW day five.

Fads pass, but classics remain, rarely more so than at Michael Kors, whose latest spruce and often superlative collection shown Tuesday was inspired by that most noble of all figures – his grandmother.

The designer, known for revealing sexy clothes and sharp tailoring, elevated his message for Fall/Winter 2024.

Two contrasting moments in New York, from a Tory Burch power show in the city’s greatest library, to a poetic moment by newcomer Meruert Tolegen in a snowstorm in Chinatown.