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The Hunt for Activewear’s Next Big Category
Luxury brands and startups are making apparel for fast-growing sports like pickleball, rugby, skiing and boxing.
The Hunt for Activewear’s Next Big Category
Luxury brands and startups are making apparel for fast-growing sports like pickleball, rugby, skiing and boxing.
Luxury’s Customer Experience Is Getting a Tech Upgrade
Far from replacing the personal, face-to-face service at the heart of the luxury shopping experience, new technologies and digital channels are giving brands engaging and creative ways to enhance their customer relationships.
Luxury’s Customer Experience Is Getting a Tech Upgrade
Far from replacing the personal, face-to-face service at the heart of the luxury shopping experience, new technologies and digital channels are giving brands engaging and creative ways to enhance their customer relationships.
Is Luxury Recession-Proof?
With the risk of global downturn rising by the day, the fate of luxury brands depends heavily on their positioning, writes Pierre Mallevays.
Is Luxury Recession-Proof?
With the risk of global downturn rising by the day, the fate of luxury brands depends heavily on their positioning, writes Pierre Mallevays.
Remo Ruffini’s Plan for Moncler and Stone Island
Ahead of its first investor day in four years, the Italian outerwear giant’s chairman and CEO lays out a strategy for the future of Moncler Genius, Stone Island, M&A and more.
Remo Ruffini’s Plan for Moncler and Stone Island
Ahead of its first investor day in four years, the Italian outerwear giant’s chairman and CEO lays out a strategy for the future of Moncler Genius, Stone Island, M&A and more.
Luxury and Fur: Who’s In and Who’s Out?
Moncler and Dolce & Gabbana are among the latest luxury brands to announce a fur ban. But for some big names, the material has enduring appeal.
Luxury and Fur: Who’s In and Who’s Out?
Moncler and Dolce & Gabbana are among the latest luxury brands to announce a fur ban. But for some big names, the material has enduring appeal.
Why Luxury Brands Want in on Football
Fashion and football have a complicated history, but labels from Dior to Moncler now see major opportunities in the world’s most popular sport.
Why Luxury Brands Want in on Football
Fashion and football have a complicated history, but labels from Dior to Moncler now see major opportunities in the world’s most popular sport.
Canada Goose Expands Into Footwear
With the release of a $1,300 winter boot, Canada Goose is looking beyond its puffer jacket hero product.
Canada Goose Expands Into Footwear
With the release of a $1,300 winter boot, Canada Goose is looking beyond its puffer jacket hero product.
As Armani Speculation Swirls, What’s Next for Italy’s Dealmaking Surge?
The current wave of mergers and listings is expected to grow as big groups like LVMH and Kering surge ahead and Italy’s last remaining luxury independents face pressure to bounce back from the pandemic while juggling succession planning and digital transformation.
As Armani Speculation Swirls, What’s Next for Italy’s Dealmaking Surge?
The current wave of mergers and listings is expected to grow as big groups like LVMH and Kering surge ahead and Italy’s last remaining luxury independents face pressure to bounce back from the pandemic while juggling succession planning and digital transformation.
What A New Wave of Italian M&A Means for Fashion
Italian fashion entrepreneurs are adding new brands to their stables. How could recent deals like OTB’s acquisition of Jil Sander and Moncler’s purchase of Stone Island shift the sector?
What A New Wave of Italian M&A Means for Fashion
Italian fashion entrepreneurs are adding new brands to their stables. How could recent deals like OTB’s acquisition of Jil Sander and Moncler’s purchase of Stone Island shift the sector?
What Happened to Fashion Week in Four Charts
In recent years, hundreds of designers have stopped showing at fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris. BoF analysed two years of shows to understand the scale and shape of the exodus.
What Happened to Fashion Week in Four Charts
In recent years, hundreds of designers have stopped showing at fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris. BoF analysed two years of shows to understand the scale and shape of the exodus.