Naomi Campbell Wins Appeal Against Charity Trustee Ban
A London tribunal ruled that the misuse of funds at the charity the supermodel founded had been concealed from her.
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Outdoor Wear Brand Kathmandu Acquires Rip Curl
The $236 million deal that sees the last of Australia's big three surf brands fall to overseas control.
Disruption: Why the Big Luxury Brands Should Be Scared
"Luxury consumers have never been so young, their preferences are being shaped earlier and earlier, and there’s more competition for their attention
How the Power Suit Lost Its Power
"How long until we realize the suit — while still used for special occasions and by a shrinking number of traditionalists — has become associated
The Only Thing Rappers and Queen Elizabeth II Have in Common
"Search babushka on Instagram and you'll find young men, wrapped in headscarves. These users often include #BabushkaBoi in their captions as a hat
Has The Model Charter Actually Changed Fashion?
"Sandwiched between the #MeToo movement, sparked by the Harvey Weinstein scandal, and reports of abuse in the Catholic church, there was a growing
The Most Watched Editor at Fashion Week
"It so happens that Ms Moonves didn’t sound whiny talking about the insanity presently surrounding her."
Introducing the #BoF500 Class of 2019
In advance of tonight's annual BoF 500 gala at Paris Fashion Week, The Business of Fashion is proud to reveal the latest members of the #BoF500, a community of people shaping the global fashion industry that grows stronger over time.
Forever 21 Files for Bankruptcy
The fast-fashion apparel retailer joins a growing list of brick-and-mortar players who have taken a hit from fierce e-commerce competition.
A Gucci Name Comes with Baggage
"Patricia Gucci stayed away from luxury for more than 20 years. But now she has a high-end luggage label."
British Manufacturing: Back in Fashion
"We won’t return to the industrial economy of the past, where we had 1.5 million people making this stuff, but we could create a serious number of
Sneakers Are Set to Outsell “Fashion” Footwear in the Us for the First Time
"Americans are embracing healthy lifestyles, but are also less committed to specific sports."
Jennifer Lopez: A Comeback of Positively Epic Proportions
"With her Super Bowl signing and talk of an Oscar for Hustlers, J-Lo is everywhere – and still working that old Versace dress."
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
Model Presley Gerber, Cindy Crawford’s Son, Dies Aged 27
The model had spoken publicly about a years-long struggle with depression and addiction.
EssilorLuxottica Managers Defend CEO After Heir Lashes Out
Twenty top lieutenants to CEO Francesco Milleri came to their boss’s defense in an escalating feud with Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, a son of the founder who abruptly left a senior role at the company.
Arnault Drops Out of World’s Top 10 Richest as US Tech Dominates
The LVMH chairman’s net worth fell to $143 billion on Thursday, pulling him beneath Warren Buffett, Bloomberg reported.
EssilorLuxottica Starts Buyback to Bolster Stock After Heir Exit
The brand plans to buy back more than €800 million ($932 million) of stock, seeking to bolster investor confidence after a slide in its shares and the exit of an heir of the eyewear maker’s founder from his management roles.
US Consumer Confidence Hits Seven-Month Low on Worse Outlook
Looking ahead, consumers surveyed by the Conference Board expressed negative sentiment towards future job and income prospects.
EssilorLuxottica Founder’s Son Quits Management Roles After Reported Rift With CEO
Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio is stepping down as chairman of the Ray-Ban brand and as chief strategy officer, the company said, after reports of tensions with CEO Francesco Milleri.
US, Canada Still See Sticking Points Before Deadline for 50% Tariffs
Canadian and US negotiators are working against an Aug. 19 deadline to avert 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods. While discussions remain constructive, significant work is still required to resolve key trade disputes.