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From Iran to Trade: How the US Midterms Impact the Rest of the World
The Democrats’ big win leaves plenty of open questions around the geopolitical and commercial tensions currently straining the fashion sector.
Founders Shut Down Coperni
French entity Coperni SAS will cease operations after the brand failed to reach an agreement with stakeholder and distributor Tomorrow, founders Arnaud Vaillant and Sébastien Meyer said.
Wage Unrest Tests Bangladesh Garment Industry’s Low-Cost Edge
Low wages and duty-free access to key Western markets helped the country become the world’s second-largest apparel exporter. Now protests over pay are testing that cost advantage.
Opinion: Zara Isn’t the Only Star of the Inditex Show
The Spanish group has five other brands that are on their own paths to growth and appeal to different types of customers, writes Andrea Felsted.
Why Everyone Is So Obsessed With ‘Messy’ Hair
After years of bouncy blowouts, hair is going through its own minimalist evolution, with shoppers seeking out products that allow them to maximise a low maintenance routine.
How Santa Fe Became a Launchpad for Native Designers
The twice-a-year Santa Fe Indian Market has become an effective arena for Indigenous designers to sell their work, connect with their peers and get noticed by collectors. Maintaining that momentum after the booths come down in the challenge.
How Fashion Has ‘Turbocharged’ Its Diwali Marketing
From capsule collections to festive galas, luxury brands are going all in on Diwali marketing this year as they seek to forge deeper connections with wealthy Indian clients.
Renowned British Hairstylist John Frieda Has Died
The hairdresser and founder had a career spanning more than half a century, working with the likes of Princess Diana and Madonna.
Nike Gets Back In the Winner’s Circle
Runner Andreas Almgren’s NYC Marathon win in Nike’s Apex runner just brought the brand back into the super shoe battle.
How Shanghai Became a Global Fashion Nexus
Far more than a gateway for Western brands, China’s fashion capital is now a springboard for local and international labels as they tap the city’s shopping districts and trade platforms to drive growth at home and abroad.
In Fragrance, Estée Lauder Finds a New Foothold
With perfume sales handily outperforming its other segments, the US cosmetics giant has a reliable growth engine. Investors are on board, but want to see more even performance across the business.
ShopMy Is Taking Its Influencer-Curated Marketplace Offline
With a pop-up holiday market in New York City, the influencer monetisation platform is hoping to bulk up its credentials as a shopping partner for brands — and build its own name recognition in the process.