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.
Is the Old Sourcing Model Dead?
Low-cost labour country sourcing continues to dominate fashion manufacturing but a move toward digitisation and automation is shifting the entire paradigm.
Ralph Lauren in the Driver’s Seat
The designer whisked 300 industry insiders to a runway show at his garage of vintage cars, but the clothes didn't exactly rev up desire.
Decoding the Digital Strategy Behind Ralph Lauren's 'Garage' Show
Chief marketing officer Jonathan Bottomley shares the brand’s strategy for amplifying its ultra-exclusive runway show at the designer’s upstate car garage. Two words: Instagram Stories.
North Korean Worries Impact Luxury Sentiment
Tensions over North Korea during August have offset positive corporate news in the luxury sector, all the more given the importance of neighbouring countries to the industry.
MoMA Taps Fashion Merch Opportunity for 'Items' Exhibit
Fashion's most familiar products have been reimagined by designers including Rick Owens, Issey Miyake and Ralph Lauren for a collection that will be sold alongside the museum’s upcoming exhibition.
Professional Preparation For a Career in Fashion
At New York’s LIM College, students are given the opportunity to incorporate real-world experiences into a nuanced and wide-ranging business curriculum taught by industry professionals.
Yeezy and Ralph Lauren Veteran Natalie Ratabesi Launches Tre
The Los Angeles-based designer, who has worked for major fashion names including Oscar de la Renta and John Galliano, is launching her self-funded label for Resort 2018 with a who's who of major retailers.
More New York Retail Outlets Sought as Mall Operator Settles
Simon Property Group Inc modifies lease restrictions, allowing Woodbury Common to build shopping complexes in Brooklyn and Queens.
What Happened to Wearables?
The once-hyped wearable tech market has struggled to find its footing. What worked, what didn’t and what’s next?
Fashion Industry Reacts to Charlottesville Violence
Industry leaders including Ralph Lauren, Tory Burch, Steven Kolb and Virgil Abloh denounce the violent racism of thousands of Nazi-saluting white supremacist marchers who descended on Charlottesville, Virginia last week.