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Kate Spade Names Jonathan Saunders Executive Creative Director
After years without a single creative leader, the Tapestry-owned brand is betting the Alexander McQueen and Calvin Klein alum can help reignite growth and sharpen its identity.
The Sports Moments Fashion Is Eyeing After the World Cup
The World Cup might be over, but there are still several events coming up on the sports calendar that also offer a stage for fashion brands.
What’s Holding Back India’s Resale Market?
Recent startup failures have exposed the gap between bullish growth forecasts and commercial realities in India’s secondhand fashion sector, where cultural taboos, fragmentation and limited scalability continue to thwart ambitions.
Worldview | Brazilian Footwear Exporters Brace for US Tariff Hike
This week’s round-up of global markets fashion business news also features Dubai’s diamond trade, Chinese factories in Egypt and Senegal’s e-commerce middlemen.
Nike Football Boss Says World Cup Final ‘Not What We Dreamed’
In a memo reviewed by Bloomberg News, Nike’s vice president and general manager of football acknowledged the tournament’s ending wasn’t the one the company hoped for.
Swatch Reports Better First-Half Sales but Misses Profit Forecasts
Net sales rose 8.5 percent year on year at constant exchange rates, but the Swiss group’s profit was hit by negative currency effects.
Beauty Enters Its ‘Superdupe’ Era
Mcobeauty’s newest launch, crafted with precisely the same formula as its pricier forebear, Urban Decay, showcases an evolving strategy for ‘dupe’ brands.
Why Some Brands Are Roasting Themselves
While most marketers ignore or suppress criticism, some are learning to harness negative reviews and poke fun at themselves to disarm haters and connect with Gen Z.
How Trump Plans to Maintain His Tariff Wall
When the Supreme Court invalidated Trump’s sweeping import duties, he used a different provision to set a flat 10 percent levy on imports, which is set to expire on July 24.
Reformation Targets $1 Billion Valuation in IPO
The Permira-backed retailer said on Monday that it and some of its selling shareholders aim to raise up to $239.1 million in the IPO.
Primark Cuts Prices Ahead of Split From AB Foods
The budget fashion chain said it would reduce prices by up to 29 percent across hundreds of products, seeking to improve trading ahead of next year’s spin off.
India’s Tata Group Plans 100 Annual Stores for Its Westside Brand
The Mumbai-based conglomerate aims to double the pace of store openings for its premium clothing brand to reinvigorate growth.