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Luxury

Veronica Leoni to Exit Calvin Klein

The Italian designer is leaving her post at Calvin Klein Collection after four seasons. A new creative director will be named ‘in due course.’


Beauty

Can the Creative Be Commercial?

This week, Priya Rao gets into the Isamaya Ffrench news, and why beauty should better prioritise innovation.


Luxury

Richemont and Signet in Talks to Join Bidder for De Beers

Luxury giant Richemont and US retailer Signet Jewelers Ltd. are in talks to join a consortium that’s in prime position to buy diamond miner De Beers, according to five people familiar with the matter.


Luxury

What Saint Laurent’s Next Designer Should Understand

Saint Laurent’s legacy is less a collection of codes than a way of seeing women and the world. Vaccarello’s successor should look beyond iconic images and silhouettes to the convictions that shaped them, argues biographer Laurence Benaïm.


Beauty

Brazilian Beauty’s Global Test

The country has a massive domestic market and unique authority in hair and body care. Now it needs to stoke interest around the world.


Global Markets

Samuel Guì Yang Does Fashion at Its Own Pace

A subtle and contemporary Chinese-inflected aesthetic has long made the label the star of Shanghai Fashion Week. After over a decade in business, it is finally ready for growth.


Sports

Opinion: The Sneaker Bubble Is Bursting Around Investors

Off the field and outside of the gym, many consumers are rediscovering smarter footwear, writes Bloomberg’s Andrea Felsted.


Retail

US Consumer Prices Rise by Most Since April in Broad Advance

In September, core goods prices rose by the most since January 2025, reflecting solid increases for apparel.


Beauty

The Categories Where ‘Clean’ Still Matters

So-called ‘clean’ skincare has lost its appeal as shoppers favour more clinically proven products. But in cosmetics and fragrance, the appetite is only growing.


Sports

Has Nike Done Lasting Damage to Jordan Brand?

Nike is reducing the number of Jordans it puts on the market as it tries to restore the brand’s exclusivity and pull it out of a slump. Experts say it will take more than reducing supply to fix the problem.


Workplace & Talent

Why Is It Still So Painful to Shop in Stores?

Kelly Clarkson’s viral feud with an independent Brooklyn toy store has ignited debate over poor customer service, which experts say can be remedied with investment in training and employee motivation.


Luxury

Opinion: LVMH’s Struggles Are a Bad Look for Luxury

For LVMH and big bling to return to a more encouraging trajectory, China needs to show signs of improvement, writes Bloomberg’s Andrea Felsted.