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The Year Ahead: What Product Passports Will Do for Brands
Brands are adopting new technologies that store and share product information to improve authentication, provide transparency and boost consumer trust. However, for “product passports” to truly gain traction, businesses must coalesce around common standards and engage with pilot projects at scale.

The Year Ahead: What Product Passports Will Do for Brands
Brands are adopting new technologies that store and share product information to improve authentication, provide transparency and boost consumer trust. However, for “product passports” to truly gain traction, businesses must coalesce around common standards and engage with pilot projects at scale.

The Year Ahead: A Talent Crunch Is Heading Our Way
Competition for talent from both inside and outside the fashion industry will intensify in 2022. To attract and retain the right employees across their organisations, fashion companies must prepare their workplaces to ensure they are flexible, diverse and digitised.

The Year Ahead: A Talent Crunch Is Heading Our Way
Competition for talent from both inside and outside the fashion industry will intensify in 2022. To attract and retain the right employees across their organisations, fashion companies must prepare their workplaces to ensure they are flexible, diverse and digitised.

Patrizio Bertelli on Prada’s Next Chapter
After a lengthy turnaround, CEO Patrizio Bertelli outlines his growth plans for the Milanese fashion giant.

Patrizio Bertelli on Prada’s Next Chapter
After a lengthy turnaround, CEO Patrizio Bertelli outlines his growth plans for the Milanese fashion giant.

How a Farfetch-Richemont Deal Would Shape the Future of Luxury Online
This week, everyone will be talking about a possible partnership between Richemont and Farfetch, Prada’s Capital Markets Day and the arrival of products from Balenciaga and Gucci’s ‘Hacker Project.’

How a Farfetch-Richemont Deal Would Shape the Future of Luxury Online
This week, everyone will be talking about a possible partnership between Richemont and Farfetch, Prada’s Capital Markets Day and the arrival of products from Balenciaga and Gucci’s ‘Hacker Project.’

The Biggest Mistakes Luxury Brands Make in China
China is the world’s most important luxury market, but key business decisions concerning the country are still taken by Western executives based in Europe, resulting in common and costly mistakes, argue Luca Solca and Jasmine Zhu.

The Biggest Mistakes Luxury Brands Make in China
China is the world’s most important luxury market, but key business decisions concerning the country are still taken by Western executives based in Europe, resulting in common and costly mistakes, argue Luca Solca and Jasmine Zhu.

Tapping E-Sports in China
With 400 million highly engaged fans, China is the world’s largest market for e-sports, but government regulations are complicating fashion’s efforts to seize the opportunity.

Tapping E-Sports in China
With 400 million highly engaged fans, China is the world’s largest market for e-sports, but government regulations are complicating fashion’s efforts to seize the opportunity.

Miuccia Prada’s Awakening
The designer launches an artist’s collaboration at Miu Miu with a new attitude, writes Tim Blanks.

Miuccia Prada’s Awakening
The designer launches an artist’s collaboration at Miu Miu with a new attitude, writes Tim Blanks.

Could China’s President Be Good for Luxury?
Xi Jinping’s speech on ‘common prosperity’ was not a declaration of war on wealth but an acknowledgement that wealth is concentrated in too few hands. A larger middle class could actually create revenue opportunities at entry level prices for luxury brands.

Could China’s President Be Good for Luxury?
Xi Jinping’s speech on ‘common prosperity’ was not a declaration of war on wealth but an acknowledgement that wealth is concentrated in too few hands. A larger middle class could actually create revenue opportunities at entry level prices for luxury brands.

How Concerned Should Fashion Be About Chinese Stagflation?
China’s producer price inflation has been impacting the cost of sourcing. Now, fashion brands are also bracing for broader economic pressures that may lead consumers to tighten their belts.

How Concerned Should Fashion Be About Chinese Stagflation?
China’s producer price inflation has been impacting the cost of sourcing. Now, fashion brands are also bracing for broader economic pressures that may lead consumers to tighten their belts.

Is Luxury Finally Embracing Technology?
Last month’s tie-up between LVMH and Google signals a growing rethink on how technology can enhance the luxury experience, writes Pierre Mallevays.

Is Luxury Finally Embracing Technology?
Last month’s tie-up between LVMH and Google signals a growing rethink on how technology can enhance the luxury experience, writes Pierre Mallevays.