Ralph Lauren Shares Jump 10% as Strong China Sales Drive Growth
Ralph Lauren shares surged about 10 percent in morning trading on Thursday after the high-end apparel brand beat quarterly revenue…
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Rihanna’s Puma Exit Proves the Celebrity Sneaker Bubble Has Burst
Once upon a time, having a cultural superstar under a brand’s umbrella was a huge win across fashion. Today, it’s…
The BoF Podcast | Leena Nair and Matthieu Blazy on Creativity and the Power of the Human Hand
Two years before they would work together at Chanel, the house’s chief executive officer and its future artistic director spoke…
How Luxury Lost 50 Million Customers
Price hikes, diminished quality, growing inequality and the meaning of luxury itself were under the microscope at the FT’s Business…
In Defence of the Millennial Dream
Don’t mistake Everlane’s reported sale to Shein for a generational eulogy. The ideals the brand helped popularise — conscious, informed…
Has Fashion’s Exploitative Business Model Gotten Worse?
Shayeza Walid Shayeza Walid is Senior Editorial Associate covering Sustainability at The Business of Fashion. She reports on fashion’s environmental…
Shein’s Everlane Acquisition, Explained
It’s official: the fallen direct-to-consumer darling known for ‘radical transparency’ is being bought by fast-fashion behemoth Shein. BoF dissects the…
What’s Behind Niche Perfume’s Culinary Turn
Desire for more refined niche fragrances and addictive ‘gourmand’ ingredients has led to the arrival of brands like Moëhr, which…
Why the Estée Lauder and Puig Deal Collapsed
The much-telegraphed potential merger fell apart after months of negotiations, the two companies confirmed on Thursday, as they face up…
How Weird Shoes Became a Business Strategy
Bolder styles are dominating footwear trends as brands aim to spark sales and shoppers look for pick-me-ups. Source link