Burberry
Established by Thomas Burberry in 1856, Burberry is a global luxury fashion brand with a strong British heritage.
Prada Has Something to Prove
This Monday, everyone will be talking about Prada's moment of reckoning, Instagram's advertising conundrum, Trump's trade war and Gucci's "disappointing" growth. Read our Cheat Sheet.
Moda Operandi CEO Deborah Nicodemus Exits, Tesla's Ganesh Srivats Steps In
Srivats, who spent 10 years at Burberry before his stint at the automaker, joins the luxury e-commerce company on August 1.
Amazon Primed for Gain With Private Label Apparel
Amazon sold 5 million items in apparel on Prime Day, showing particular strength in affordable private-label items. But can the company break into luxury fashion?
Billion-Dollar Beauty Brands Face Exit Conundrum
A new breed of buzzy beauty brands are using social media to drive rapid growth. But can they credibly command technology-style valuations?
Hermès Operating Profits Remain Near Record Levels
The leather goods maker posted solid second quarter sales that augured well for the rest of the luxury sector.
Calvin Klein and Raf Simons Launch New Fragrance
Both PVH and partner Coty are betting big on Calvin Klein Women, the first major fragrance launch from the brand since 2005.
Amazon & Nordstrom: A Tale of Two Sales
This Monday, everyone will be talking about Amazon and Nordstrom's biggest sales of the year, Anna Wintour's Air Jordans and Kylie Cosmetics' eye-popping valuation. Read our Cheat Sheet.
In US and UK, Political Storms Threaten Fashion
President Trump’s escalation of America’s trade war with China and a political rebellion against a ‘soft Brexit’ in the UK threaten serious damage to the global fashion business.
Burberry Investors Question Destruction of $38 Million in Goods
The British fashion house physically destroyed finished products worth £28.6 million ($38 million) in 2018, according to its latest annual report.
Greenpeace Report Spotlights Fashion’s Progress on ‘Detoxing’
According to the report, Inditex, H&M, Fast Retailing and Benetton are among the big fashion companies leading the way in hazardous chemical management.