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Shein Posts 1% Revenue Growth in First Results Since IPO
Operating income fell 52.9 percent from the first half of 2025, extending a deterioration in profitability seen in the first three months of the year.
Rage Retreats Take Wellness to a Higher Decibel
From free scream clubs to island forest getaways, events around the world are encouraging participants to release their pent-up anger together.
Inside New York Magazine’s First Standalone Men’s Style Issue
The 89-page print magazine skips the typical tropes of men’s fashion titles to offer the kind of narrative journalism New York has published for decades. Editor-in-chief David Haskell is confident it will be a success.
Milan Day Six: Silvana Armani’s Evolution
At Giorgio Armani, designer Silvana is bringing her less idealised, more graphic touch to the brand without changing its essence, Angelo Flaccavento writes.
Paris Fashion Week: A Debut and a Finale or Two?
Drew Henry’s first show for Courrèges will be closely watched, as will Saint Laurent and Balenciaga for any signs that creative change is on the way. Plus, Celine and Margiela.
Milan Day Five: The Shape of Identity
Louise Trotter’s Bottega Veneta was lighter and more clearly expressed the designer’s signature. Also: Angelo Flaccavento reports on Ferragamo, Dolce & Gabbana and Act No. 1.
Has Demna Solved Gucci’s Identity Crisis?
For the last twelve months, the designer has played therapist to the brand’s ‘multiple personality disorder.’ This latest session for Spring/Summer 2027 was a breakthrough.
Milan Day Four: Fashion for the People
Gucci, Moschino, Tod’s, Institution and The Attico each offered their vision of fashion for the people as commercial pressures put the customer squarely in focus, Angelo Flaccavento writes.
Bank of America Downgrades Nike as Investors Lose Faith in Its Turnaround
A Bank of America analyst downgraded shares of the sportswear maker to underperform from neutral, pushing back expectations of a sales turnaround to 2028.
How Beauty Can Avoid Accidental Copycats
The manufacturer of the gel eye masks that broke the internet weighs in on why Fenty Beauty, Huda Beauty, and Glow Recipe announced the same product within a week.
Why the Robots at Vogue World Hit a Nerve
The online backlash to the robots’ appearance at Vogue’s annual spectacle speaks to a larger feeling in fashion that AI and technology have become inescapable, despite worries they are a threat to human craft and creativity — and even humanity itself.
The Most Interesting Sneakers of 2026 Aren’t Really Sneakers
The ‘sneaker-of-the-year’ conversation has traditionally revolved around models that meet what most people consider a typical sneaker. In 2026, that conversation is shaping up differently.