Yui Chen Wins Hyerès Festival’s Top Fashion Prize
The Chinese designer won the grand prize for her airy, sculptural pieces at the 41st edition of the festival, which is undergoing a revamp under new leadership.

The American designer chatted with BoF Editor-at-Large Tim Blanks about his last show before quarantine, brick-and-mortar retail and the future of New York fashion.

If it costs $4,000, few people will buy your coat at full price, regardless of when it’s delivered, argues Eugene Rabkin.

To support the fight against Covid-19, European fashion companies have been doing everything from producing hand sanitiser to building new hospital wings. What’s driving these wartime-like efforts?

Top-tier brands like Chanel and Louis Vuitton are hiking prices in what looks like a bid to pad margins, cushion the impact of lower sales volumes and capitalise on the China rebound.

Chairman Johann Rupert estimates up to three years of grave economic impact of Covid-19 on the Swiss luxury group.

Through the fundraising initiative A Common Thread, 20 independent New York brands will begin selling their collections on the e-commerce marketplace as part of an effort to help struggling designers.

The post-virus luxury sector will be shaped by the acceleration of four existing trends, writes Erwan Rambourg.

A Chanel representative in Seoul said the firm raised prices in France on Monday, and that prices would increase in all of its markets.

The star designer on the future of young designers and multi-brand retail, life in the Zoom era and launching a company during a pandemic.

A group of designers and retailers, fronted by the Belgian designer, wants the industry to realign fashion deliveries with real-world seasons and stop early discounting.

Despite rigorous new hygiene routines, its unlikely luxury brands will see store traffic returning to pre-pandemic levels any time soon.

From Bottega Veneta’s aesthetic reinvention to Burberry’s attempts to move upmarket, there are several different genres of brand turnaround strategies, with significantly different probabilities of success.
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