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London’s Lust for Life
Feelings, bared flesh and a freer hand… At London Fashion Week, designers reasserted what it means to be human, writes Susanna Lau.
The Great Fashion Reset | Is Fashion Failing Emerging Designers?
The industry is producing fewer emerging designer success stories, putting its pipeline of creative innovation at risk.
Christopher Kane to Appoint Insolvency Administrators
The brand will appoint insolvency firm FTS Recovery to help secure an investor to refinance its debt or find a buyer for the business.
London Designers Mine the Dark Side
From Christopher Kane to S.S. Daley, the designers showing at the tail end of London fashion week found beauty in bleak times.
From Darkness to Light in Post-Elizabethan London
From Simone Rocha to Richard Quinn, key shows on either side of the Queen’s funeral grappled with darkness and light, writes Susanna Lau.
Christopher Kane’s Pandemic Pivot
How the trio behind the London label navigated a split with Kering and beat the pandemic by betting on merch line More Joy.
Five Years After the Farfetch Deal, What’s Next for Browns?
The Farfetch-owned British fashion boutique has been buoyed by a digital pivot. But as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, its plans to revolutionise physical retail are facing fresh challenges.
In London, Fashion to Remember the Times
BoF’s editor-at-large reflects on a remarkable season brought forth by the city’s most creative young minds.
How to Break Into Fashion When You Don’t Already Have Money
Growing financial pressure and increasing competition is making it harder than ever for creatives to build a career in the industry. Here's how to better your chances.
6 Ways to Boost Sales During the 618 Shopping Festival
With billions of dollars of merchandise sold by more than one hundred thousand brands, China’s discount-focused shopping festivals are impossible to ignore but difficult to get right. Here are six ways to make them work.