Germany

It’s Berlin Fashion Week, which always brings to mind the self-proclaimed Prince of Fashion a.k.a. Harald Glöckler. Feels like a fitting time…

Koja, a new luxury outerwear brand, launched just three months ago, but it’s already been spotted on Demi Moore and…

Escada CEO Bruno Sälzer has acquired a 15 percent stake in Bench, a British urban apparel brand founded in Manchester…

David LaChapelle is no stranger to ruffling feathers, but even he was surprised at the controversy in Vienna about the…

Once again our German friends are delivering the goods, with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley decked out in Chanel, inducing some serious summer lust on the…

You probably know chic crooner Estelle by her hit R&B tunes and her recently-founded record label, New London Records. But did you know the Brit singer has a scarf line? In her adorable English accent, the singer gave us the lowdown on the silk Swaray collection, from tying tips to plans for the line’s expansion.

Jil Sander is bidding her namesake brand adieu for the third time. In February of 2012, Sander had returned to her label that she founded in Hamburg, Germany in 1968 after an eight-year absence.

Remember when Heidi was just another gorgeous supermodel? Today, as host and executive producer of Project Runway, she has a bigger impact on fashion than a dozen critics combined.

Rihanna and her stylist Mel Ottenberg attended the Chanel couture show in Paris earlier today at (where else?) the Grand Palais. RiRi is currently in Europe on her “Diamonds World Tour” and performs in Berlin, Germany tonight, but obvi couldn’t resist a little Chanel time. (What a day!) Joining her front row were Kristen Stewart, Michael Pitt, Milla Jovovich, Vanessa Paradis, Rose Byrne, and Bobby Cannavale.

Expect Jason Wu to be spending some quality time in Germany soon: the designer has been tapped as artistic director at BOSS Womenswear, and will oversee all RTW and accessories for the Hugo Boss brand. The new role, a first at BOSS, kicks off on June 15. Wu adorers needn’t fret—he’ll continue working on his eponymous line. In his BOSS capacity, Wu will helm a design time at the brand’s HQ in Metzingen, Germany; he’ll also roll out a design studio for the line much closer to home, on his NYC turf.