Dutch Eyewear Chain Hans Anders Halts Sale of Meta Glasses, Citing Privacy Concerns
A growing Dutch outcry over the glasses mirrors a broader backlash against smart glasses equipped with cameras.

At BoF VOICES 2025, Susanna Lau, Bryan Yambao, Camille Charrière and Gstaad Guy reflect on finding their voices, speaking to their communities and how brands need to get out of the wider luxury malaise.


The seasoned luxury executive joins Imran Amed at BoF VOICES 2025 to discuss pricing strategies and the importance of creative tension and cultural relevance.

In the second session of BoF’s 10th annual VOICES gathering, a cross-section of fashion insiders discussed the industry slowdown, the future of Versace under Prada, brands versus influencers and more.
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Nearly a decade after Li Edelkoort issued a call-to-action for a fashion industry she called ‘old fashioned,’ the trend forecaster returned to the BoF VOICES stage to share her view on how fashion has changed since then — and where it’s going next.

Prada Group CEO Andrea Guerra, speaking at BoF VOICES 2025, said Bertelli will be ‘much more involved’ in Versace.

You can view the BoF VOICES 2025 on-demand video below.

You can view the BoF VOICES 2025 on-demand video below.
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You can view the BoF VOICES 2025 on-demand video below.

You can view the BoF VOICES 2025 on-demand video below.

You can view the BoF VOICES 2025 on-demand video below.

You can view the BoF VOICES 2025 on-demand video below.
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