Jean Paul Gaultier
Decoding the Dries Van Noten Deal
The Belgian designer has sold a majority share in his label to Spanish luxury group Puig. What’s at stake?
Inside L'Oréal's Cannes Strategy
With foot traffic sliding in drugstores and eyeballs shifting from televisions to mobile screens, L’Oréal pulled out all the stops at the world’s most watched film festival.
Cashing In on Asia’s Red Carpet Economy
As the Cannes Film Festival winds down, BoF investigates the increasingly lucrative business of dressing Asian celebrities.
Miuccia Prada's Mad World
For Prada's first cruise show in New York, its filter was turned up to the max. The designer proposed new silhouettes and details that moved far away from today’s overwrought trends, providing an urgent, necessary relief from tired fashion.
Uptight Perversion at Louis Vuitton
For all the bourgie black leather and Judy Blame detailing, the collection fell short of grand.
Tommy Hilfiger Hits the Track
It was an immaculately staged, precision-tooled evening that offered tightly edited insight on the Tommy multiverse and gilded by Gigi Hadid's millennial fairy dust.
Op-Ed | Logomania? Blame the Hipsters
80s nostalgia? Check. Instagram-friendly? Check. But more than anything, luxury brands have turned to logos to justify their prices in a world where consumers crave banal clothing, argues Liroy Choufan.
Can Couture Be Modern?
The Paris Couture week that just closed was a bumpy ride with an uplifting finale, reports Angelo Flaccavento.
Jean Paul Gaultier Puts on a Show
The designer paid homage to Pierre Cardin, but it wasn't long until his proclivity for camp kicked in.
An Inflection Point for Indian Models
Demand for uniqueness and the growth of India’s fashion market are fuelling the rise of Indian models.