Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren is an American fashion brand, founded by the designer Ralph Lauren in 1967 in New York. The company produces apparel, accessories, footwear and home collections, with lines including Polo Ralph Lauren and Ralph Lauren Purple Label.


2020’s Top M&A Targets in Luxury
BoF tapped industry experts and analysed the market to determine which brands will likely be targeted this year — and which wild-card mergers could pick up steam.

In Milan, a Return to Tradition
Traditional femininity is making a comeback on the Milanese catwalks, along with the return of timeless classics that hit the mark without screaming ‘fashion,’ reports Angelo Flaccavento.

How Brands Go Viral On TikTok
Becoming the subject of a viral challenge on the video platform can be like catching lightning in a bottle. But there are certain strategies that can help beauty brands strike it big on TikTok.

Coronavirus Is Disrupting Fashion’s Global Supply Chain. Here’s What Brands Can Do.
The deadly outbreak is taking a toll on China's economy, which produces one-third of the world's apparel. Brands need to prepare for shipping and manufacturing delays.

Why Tommy Hilfiger Is Still Standing
The all-American apparel retailer is facing more competition in more regions than ever before, but marketing stunts like see-now-buy-now runway shows continue to pay off. What's the secret?

Ralph Lauren Sees up to $70 Million Coronavirus Sales Hit
The luxury goods maker has temporarily closed two thirds of its China stores due to the epidemic.

8 Key Takeaways From New York Fashion Week
What people were talking about, who went viral and why it matters.

Canada Goose Sees Hit to 2020 Profit and Sales from Coronavirus
The outerwear brand generates about a fifth of its revenue from Asia.

Did Tom Ford Betray New York Fashion Week? Not So Fast.
The CFDA chairman’s decision to do what’s best for his label and show in Los Angeles may spark the ‘creative destruction’ that American fashion needs in order to progress.

Why Ralph Lauren Is Not Showing at New York Fashion Week
High-wattage runway shows appear to be paying off for the brand, but it is skipping the official season.