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How Fashion Learned to Love The Real Housewives
Bravo’s flagship franchise has been around for nearly 20 years, but its crossover into the fashion industry has only just begun. For marketers, it represents another opportunity to tap into a cultural asset with a devoted fanbase.
Op-Ed | Can Ralph Lauren and Coach Reboot American Luxury?
As European luxury giants’ dramatic price hikes have turned off many consumers, American players are reaping the benefits.
The Niche Perfumers Betting Big on Asia
Interest in niche fragrances is growing the overall perfume market in Asia, which has been historically dwarfed by its skincare and cosmetics segments. Global cult brands like Byredo are refreshing their local efforts to win big.
Forever 21 Files for Bankruptcy for Second Time
The brand has struggled to contend with rising costs and increased competition from online retailers like Shein and Temu.
A Restless, Radical Mind: How Jonathan Anderson Transfigured Loewe
Anderson is exiting the LVMH owned house, ending a decade-plus tenure that enhanced the role of the designer, fusing creation and curation into one thought-provoking, aesthetically challenging, entrepreneurial package, writes Tim Blanks.
Jonathan Anderson at Loewe: The Ultimate Designer-Curator
Over a transformational 11-year tenure, Anderson’s crafty, curatorial vision turned the Spanish label into a powerful ‘cultural brand’ without it looking forced, writes Angelo Flaccavento.
How Can Canada’s Retail Renaissance Survive the Onslaught of Trump’s Tariffs?
Faced with US tariffs and slowing luxury spend, Canadian retailers are seeking opportunities to connect with local shoppers through broader assortments and in-person experiences.
At Watches of Switzerland, Rolex Demand Is Fuelling Retail Expansion
As the watch industry braces for US tariffs, Watches of Switzerland is opening one of Europe’s largest Rolex boutiques in London in a bet that demand will remain resilient.
This Week: Will Nike Show the First Steps of a Turnaround?
Nike will report its first full quarter under new CEO Elliott Hill as the company tries to stage a comeback.
What a US Recession Would Mean for the Global Fashion Industry
Economists raised the likelihood of a recession in the US, Canada and Mexico this week as Trump’s tariffs rattled global markets, exposing the fashion industry to uncertainty and possible deceleration.
When Every Product Launch Is a Holiday
There’s a reason so many brands celebrate holidays like National Lash Day or National Fragrance Day — and he lives in North Dakota.
Ulta Beauty Braces for a Challenging 2025
The US retailer indicates a soft start to 2025 amid a global beauty slowdown.