A Long Weekend in Martinique

Fourteen years since Matthew Williamson launched his eponymous label with a shock of color and famous model friends, the English designer has evolved his label into a niche luxury brand.

WSJ's fashion reporter Christina Binkley will take your questions about fashion events from New York to Milan in a live chat on Wednesday, February 23 at 3 p.m. ET. Ask your questions now.

Norma Kamali's collection included dresses with circular cutouts, splicing using mesh and foil, trenches made of reflective fabric, cropped fishtail pants, "diaper-style" wraps, and a pink version of her iconic parachute coats, "it's an actual parachute, not some parachute fabric," she emphasized.

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Mercedes Benz Fashion Week came to a close late Thursday evening in New York. Throughout the week many designers and celebrities reacted to the shows, other designers and the hubbub at Lincoln Center on Twitter.

Modern Hollywood has a fondness for Frankenstein pictures -- take a little of this hit movie, add the themes from that popular franchise, toss in a little of this director's style and voila! "Unknown," which stars Liam Neeson, appears to be a classic example.

For years, the tag on the inside of various garments has read “Made in China,” but this season at Fashion Week many designers, and even a smattering of socialites, have been looking to Asia for inspiration.

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In this weekend's Review, a debate about the future of men, why bugs might be your new breakfast, and the benefits of not paying attention.

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In the coming months, it appears Egypt will be rewriting its constitutional laws, which will include rules for conducting elections. If Egypt retains a presidential system of government, then the rules for electing the Egyptian president will be of paramount importance.

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