MAJOR WOOFSThis Canine Couture Show Stars Fashion Week’s Sassiest DivasWhispers of “Which one is your dog?” “It’s the yorkie. This is her second year modeling” at one of NYFW’s cutest shows. Plus, a Tommy Hilfiger spectacular packed with celebrities.Kelly Caminero
BIG BUSINESSWhy Mega-Brands Like Hilfiger Are Back at NY Fashion WeekMajor brands like Fendi, Marni, and Puma are showing at New York Fashion Week, alongside designers including Tommy Hilfiger, Tom Ford, Carolina Herrera, and Michael Kors.Kristopher Fraser
UH OKAYTommy Hilfiger Will Debut an Andy Warhol-Inspired Factory“He really inspired me to embrace pop culture and bring that into the core of my business,” Hilfiger said of Warhol.Helen Holmes
Well DressedWill Anna Wintour Embrace Melania?The fashion world has had a long affair with first ladies—and was proudly aligned with Michelle Obama. Melania Trump may be in for a tougher time.Lizzie Crocker
SvengaliTommy Hilfiger’s Secret WeaponBrother Andy helped build the Hilfiger brand, and now he’s sharing his expertise with the new fashion brand Artistix as well as celebrities like La La Anthony.Constance White
STAR POWERThe Return of Taylor Swift’s Girl Squad TSwift was at supermodel Hadid’s launch of her fashion line with Tommy Hilfiger, which—appropriately enough, given the chaos and buzz—was themed around a carnival.Lizzie Crocker
SNEAKER SOCIETYLooking Fresh in Suits & KicksSuits have become more casual, while sneakers have gotten dressier. This summer they meet in the middle, each setting off the other in a blend that’s easy but dressy.Wendell Brown
STYLE POLICETommy Hilfiger Son’s Crime of FashionMeet Tommy Hilfiger’s tatted-up rapper son, Ricky Hil. He was arrested for allegedly throwing a punch because his buddy was deemed wrongly attired for a Miami nightclub.Tim Teeman
Looking GoodWhy Was New York Men’s Fashion Week So Quiet?<p>A paucity of celebrities on the front row, no tabloid frenzies, but a reborn Men’s Fashion Week will return next year, organizers say.</p> Justin Jones
Dress-UpBritain’s Fashion Revolution<p>From Mods to Punk to New Wave, Acid House and beyond, young Brits have always been at the forefront of trends. A new book opens up their wardrobes years later.</p> Justin Jones