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Opinion | Amazon Prime Day Is Past Its Prime
That the discount extravaganza wasn’t the disaster some had feared is a relief. But there were signs that neither Amazon — nor observers of consumer spending — should take too much comfort, writes Andrea Felsted.
OTB’s Marni Names Meryll Rogge Creative Director
The Belgian designer recently won France’s ANDAM fashion prize.
Worldview | Fashion Sourcing Countries Hit by Even More Tariff Uncertainty
This week’s round-up of global markets fashion business news also features Japanese resale giant Valuence, Brazilian footwear exports and the disaster facing Lesotho’s denim workers.
The Reign of Leggings Is Over. What’s Next?
After dominating wardrobes for more than a decade, leggings are no longer the go-to bottom for younger shoppers. Activewear brands are scrambling to adapt.
Big Beauty Bets on Standardised Eco-Scores. Will It Pay Off?
L’Oréal, Nivea and Neutrogena are rolling out new environmental labelling in a bid to stay ahead of anti-greenwashing regulations and give them an edge with consumers.
How Loro Piana Was Linked to Labour Exploitation
LVMH’s high-end cashmere firm cultivated unassailable luxury credentials with its commitment to quality and craft. According to Italian prosecutors, thousands of its cashmere jackets were made in illegal, Chinese-owned workshops on the outskirts of Milan.
LVMH’s Loro Piana Put Under Court Administration in Italy Over Labour Exploitation
The Italian cashmere firm has been placed under judicial administration for a year due to alleged worker exploitation and inadequate oversight within its supply chain.
Kenvue Announces CEO Departure, Strategic Review
As Thibaut Mongon steps down, board member Kirk Perry is named interim CEO.
Burberry Investors See Progress
A year after Josh Schulman became CEO of the British mega-brand. investors say they’re pleased with early signs of recovery even though sales are still falling.
Prada Eyes ‘Made in India’ Collaboration After Sandal Scandal
The Italian luxury group drew criticism from artisans and politicians after showing footwear resembling Kolhapuri slippers on the runway in Milan.
Levi Strauss Limits Selection for Holiday Shopping Season Due to Tariffs
The denim brand is one of several companies planning to cut less popular lines in response to tariffs and economic pressure.
Marco Bizzarri Gives Address With Advice for Fashion’s Next Generation
The former Gucci CEO emphasised the importance of finding the right people and talent while accepting an honorary degree from the University for the Creative Arts.