Absolut appoints Hall to a term as head of the charitable directive whose proceeds serve "to celebrate, recognize, and lend financial support to African-American social service, advocacy and health-focused organizations".

Aldore Collier profiles and recounts the rise of the California designer to New York fashion insider status.

Hall presented solo collections for the label from 1997 to 2001.

Interior designer Jenny Armit approaches the renovation of Hall's Los Angeles showroom as a collaborative project, implying a nod of confidence to his overall aesthetic.

Most current collection gallery and archives listed at firstVIEW.

Keil and Mitchell detail Randolph Duke's departure from the label, paving the way for Hall's re-employment and ascension to creative director at Halston.