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Marketing

How to Bring the Joy Back to Fashion Marketing

Moncler’s autumn campaign, featuring actors and long-time friends Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, struck an emotional chord with audiences by showcasing true friendship.


Sustainability

Regulators Take a ‘Business First’ Approach to Sustainability

Europe is pushing ahead with moves to water down flagship sustainability rules in a bid to boost competitiveness, while Italian lawmakers are looking at ways to protect ‘Made in Italy’ from the fallout of a sweatshop scandal.


Beauty

Bringing Back the Bombshell

The beauty looks from the 2025 Victoria’s Secret show, by Pat McGrath and Jawara Wauchope, championed lip gloss and big hair in what felt like a return to the mass brand’s high-glamour heyday.


Beauty

Exclusive: Jessica Simpson Wants Back in the Beauty Game

Three years ago, the pop star saved her eponymous fashion and beauty brand from bankruptcy. Now she’s launching a new scent — and announcing her reentry into the multibillion-dollar beauty market.


Sports

An Inside Look At The Book on Michael Jordan

A chat with author Adam Bradley about “Air Jordan,“ the book he wrote with Assouline and Jordan Brand about Michael Jordan, himself.


Luxury

Art Market Sees Glimmers of Hope During London’s Frieze Week

An emerging generation of artists and gallerists is injecting a sense of fresh optimism and excitement into the UK market.


Global Markets

Will Fashion Brands Strike Gold This Diwali?

Global brands are betting that glittering campaigns and festive designs will tempt Indian shoppers to look past economic headwinds and splurge during a key spending period in the retail calendar.


Marketing

Fashion Is Already Preparing for Gen Beta

Obviously, it’ll be a long time before the generation — born starting in 2025 into a world of AI and rapid change — will have an impact on the industry. But they’ve already sparked conversation.


Luxury

Hermès Men’s Artistic Director Véronique Nichanian Steps Down

The designer, who led the brand for 37 years, will present her last collection in January, a spokesperson for Hermès has confirmed.


Beauty

Kylie’s Comeback; Kenvue’s Woes

This week is all about two very different American beauty stories: one looking at its past, the other confronting its future.


Luxury

Armani Names Deputy Managing Director and Long-time Giorgio Armani Ally as CEO

Giuseppe Marsocci, who has been with Armani for 23 years, takes over as the company searches for a buyer.


Workplace & Talent

Rent-a-CEO: Why More Fashion Brands Are Hiring Part-Time Executives

From beauty labels like BLK/OPL to retailers such as Lulus, more companies are tapping seasoned fractional talent who bring expertise and low commitment in a volatile economic climate.