Applied Art Forms is the bass player’s inaugural collection of military-inspired outerwear, pants and tops.

The Mexican-American designer started out as a stock boy for Joe Boxer.

The brand, which expects to close 2020 in line with 2019, has unveiled a new store in China and is opening a flagship in Miami in December.

The collection offers outerwear with cotton and synthetics that speak to the sustainable message.

President and chief executive officer Stefano Canali said with Anthology, the company wishes to send a positive message in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The label is launching to market with a premium retail distribution, a new AR experience and British actor Sam Claflin as its ambassador.

The brand will unveil the collection online on Sept. 9.

Lorenzo further establishes Fear of God as an American luxury brand, introducing categories made in Italy.

The boutique is the company’s second in the U.S., but it is also planning to add units in Southampton, N.Y., and Palm Beach.

Here is a closer look at the most interesting labels presenting at the first digital edition of the trade show.

The French fashion house is parting ways with men’s wear creative director Federico Curradi after three seasons.

The men’s wear designer believes social media mentions are more beneficial than fashion shows today.

A Lion Capital subsidiary is expected to acquire the bankrupt brand and merge it into AllSaints in the U.K.

Artistic director Alessandro Sartori was inspired by the Oasi Zegna for the brand’s spring 2021 collection.

In lieu of a spring collection, Mark Weston screened “Dunhill Public Information Film,” showing dapper Eighties gents with their wide neckties and lapels striding into the brand’s Jermyn Street flagship.