The two iconic brands from British fashion have teamed up to create a limited edition collection, launching on February 15.

UK retailer Marks & Spencer and Savile Row’s tailor Richard James have teamed up to create a high-end menswear range. Named Savile Row Inspired, the 27-piece collection will be available from end of March.

From Marxist revolutionary to Africa's oldest leader to fashion icon. That's how a group of young Zimbabwean designers see Robert Mugabe, whose signature they have splashed across a new clothing line.

Denham has taken its first step into the American continent. Launched in 2008 by Englishman Jason Denham, the Amsterdam label is already present in the European market and Japan.

Italian fashion house Roberto Cavalli dismissed a report it was in talks with Russian group Tashir, saying no steps had been taken towards a possible sale. "The Cavalli Group categorically denies .

Britain's fashion manufacturing is experiencing a revival as luxury brands clamour to have their products made in a country known for its quality craftsmanship, heritage and history.

In honour of its 175th anniversary, Tiffany & Co has unveiled Rubedo: its new pink metal which combines gold, silver and copper.

Hong Kong investment firm Fung Brands has bought 80 percent of French fashion house Sonia Rykiel in a partnership aimed at boosting the brand's global presence, the companies said on Monday.

China is in fashion for top U.S. designers as they look to tap the world's fastest-growing luxury goods market amid a slow economic recovery at home, but critics say they have lagged their European rivals in seeing the Asian giant's potential.

German fashion house Hugo Boss on Thursday expressed "confidence" for business this year after turning in record sales and earnings in 2011. "2011 was another record year for Hugo Boss.

Italy's No.2 eyewear maker Safilo said on Wednesday it would not renew a licence agreement with Balenciaga once the accord expires at the end of this year.

"Made in India" clothing is often seen as the product of sweatshop labour, but fashion designer Saloni Lodha, whose fans include film stars Naomi Watts and Emma Watson, wants to give it a luxury tag.

Still as colorful, still pop, but a little less ethnic, with a preppy and well mannered side, the Kenzo man emerging from the first collection designed by Humberto Leon and Carol Lim goes back to the basics of the Japanese brand. Also, a new perfume from Kenzo to launch soon.

Karl is standing on his perennial launch pad again. The German couturier’s first collection for the mass consumer market launched this Wednesday, January the 25th through Net-à-Porter, its first distributor which has an exclusive 4-week contract.

Gearing up for the London Olympics, Adidas Originals joins Opening Ceremony in creating a premium capsule collection, reinterpreting their classic silhouettes.