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Why Price Inflation Is Coming to Fashion

For the first time in a decade, fashion brands are raising prices and pulling back on discounting. A combination of booming sales and historic supply chain disruptions are behind the shift. But will it last? Join Intermix CEO Jyothi Rao; BMO Capital Markets managing director, equity research Simeon Siegel; and BoF’s Brian Baskin and Alexandra Mondalek to learn more.

Why Price Inflation Is Coming to Fashion

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BoF Team

08 October 2021

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12th October at 16:00 BST / 11:00 EST

Featuring Simeon Siegel, managing director, equity research of BMO Capital Markets, Jyothi Rao, CEO of Intermix and BoF senior editorial associate Alexandra Mondalek, in conversation with deputy editor Brian Baskin.

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