Paris Hilton took selfies with anyone who asked at the dinner following Philipp Plein’s New York Fashion Week debut. Photo by Zak Kravitt A hula hoop dancer performed in the middle of the table while ...

Philipp Plein went all in on animalier print for his fall collection, presented in the shiny marble spaces of his brand headquarters in Milan. “Bling is coming back; it’s definitely time for that,” he ...

Philipp Plein, the forty-five-year-old German fashion designer, is thin and muscular, with stiffly gelled hair, a stubbled jawline, and arms covered in tattoos (the word “Billionaire” in fat lettering ...

It may sound like a shocker, but Plein sent out V-neck tennis sweaters with stripes, navy blazers with crests and all-white tailored suits, onto his shadowy, glitter ball runway on Saturday night. It ...

When I think about what makes a paradox, naturally, I think about what is opposed to common sense. In the everyday sense of the word a paradox is a statement that appears self-contradictory to common ...

Philipp Plein (L) walks the runway during the Billionaire Fall/Winter 19/20 collection by Philipp Plein show.AFP/Getty Images Dilone walks the runway for the Billionaire Fall/Winter 19/20 collection ...

It's set to be a landmark year for Plein, who plans to move his family from Europe to New York City, and who's getting ready for a major pre-Oscars fashion show, and another one in Cannes in May.

Now there’s a shocking headline for you! Designer, Philipp Plien casts all black models for runway show. Say word? The conversation around the lack of diversity in fashion pains my sole deeply. I am ...

Philipp Plein hosted a dinner at Bagatelle in New York City’s Meatpacking neighborhood last night to celebrate his Fall/Winter 2016 collection and #PleinHero campaign. The designer is looking to ...

Philipp Plein is assessing the viability of prospective Plein Sport store locations with a two-story articulated truck mobile retail experience. Market hacking, self-service modular stores, and shoe ...

Philipp Plein, the German designer making his New York Fashion Week debut after years of putting on spectacles in Milan, seemed to agree. Indeed, the front cover of a booklet left on every seat read, ...