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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.

Ralph Lauren

News & Analysis

Op-Ed | Are Unpaid Internships Acceptable?

As courts hand down both intern- and employer-friendly decisions, the landscape of unpaid internships is shifting, writes Julie Zerbo.


News & Analysis

Abercrombie to Create Six New Roles in Management Revamp

Struggling teen apparel retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co is creating six new positions as it restructures the management of its Abercrombie brand.


Technology

Will ‘Uber for Models’ Disrupt the Industry?

New apps like Swipecast connect models eager to maximise their income with clients who want a cheaper and easier alternative to traditional agencies. But will they really change the game?


Financial Markets

Do 'Accessible Luxury' Brands Have an Inherently Limited Lifespan?

Affordable luxury brands can be financial juggernauts. But does their accessible pricing and widespread distribution mean they have an inherently limited lifespan?



Retail

Why Fashion Retailers Are Staging Food Experiences

From Burberry to Gucci to Ralph Lauren, fashion retailers are adding experiential elements like cafés and restaurants to their stores.


Financial Markets

Ralph Lauren Profit Tops Estimates After Push to Reduce Expenses

Ralph Lauren Corp., the upscale apparel company known for Polo and other brands, posted earnings that topped analysts’ estimates after a push to revamp the business and reduce expenses.


Luxury

Destinationwear Takes Flight

Year-round demand for beach-friendly wardrobes has driven the growth of the swimwear market and the emergence of a new category of luxury destinationwear.


Fashion Week

A Wait-and-See Approach to NYFW: Men’s

The impact of the inaugural event remains to be seen, but buyers and designers alike are bullish on its potential.