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Can Shein Build a Brand?
The ultra-fast-fashion giant’s share price sank to a record low after it released its first results as a public company earlier this week. With sales growth under pressure, the company must find a way to stand out in a hyper-competitive market.
Nike Kicks the Can Down the Road Again
Nike’s comeback timeline just got even longer. The brand announced a new four-year restructure during its first-quarter earnings call that will include more layoffs.
Rick Owens: ‘I Want to Be the Kenneth Anger of Fashion’
The pentagrams in his spectacular new collection not only celebrate otherness, they’re also his 'fuck you' to judgy conservatives, writes Tim Blanks.
Why Audemars Piguet Is Pushing Into High Jewellery
The privately-owned Swiss watchmaker is hiring gemologists to bulk up expertise in high jewellery — and is unveiling its latest collection in Paris.
Zara’s First John Galliano Collection Lands
Galliano’s debut collection for the fast-fashion retailer rolled out in Paris, London and Madrid — the first public test for the designer since the Met museum pulled plans for a controversial retrospective on his work.
Nike Announces Yet Another Round of Restructuring Amid Sales Drop
Following a 4 percent drop in quarterly sales, Nike is overhauling global operations under its new 'Pace' plan — a move that includes job cuts that will cost the company $300 million in severance.
We’re Never Getting Out of Pretty Prison
Hulu’s new exposé into the 2000s makeover show 'The Swan' arrives at an uncomfortable moment for an industry wedded to the idea of 'glowing up.'
Made With Love: Amber Valletta and Teddy Charles’ New Hair Line
The pair, who met on a magazine shoot over a decade ago, are now in business together with a five-product collection under the brand name Maison Beaux.
Patek Philippe Is Not for Sale, Says Owner Thierry Stern
The owner and president of one of the biggest names in Swiss watchmaking said he plans to hand the multibillion-dollar business to his two sons.
Why Japanese Brands Are Winning Over the Luxury Menswear Market
A cohort of Japanese labels is defying the luxury slump with a blend of tastefully understated design, meticulous craftsmanship and accessible pricing.
Paris Day Three: The Clothes Did the Talking
At Tom Ford, The Row, Dries Van Noten and more, the clothes spoke volumes without the need for high concept, reports Angelo Flaccavento.
Could Meta’s Muse Change How We Shop?
The tech giant’s new AI agent brings the prospect that consumers could routinely use the technology to shop a step closer to reality.