From Christopher Kane to S.S. Daley, the designers showing at the tail end of London fashion week found beauty in bleak times.
BoF sits down with Steven Stokey-Daley, Nensi Dojaka, KNWLS' Charlotte Knowles and Alexandre Arsenault, Chet Lo, Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena, and Richard Quinn to discover how they are growing their businesses in a time of uncertainty.
BoF sits down with Steven Stokey-Daley, Nensi Dojaka, KNWLS' Charlotte Knowles and Alexandre Arsenault, Chet Lo, Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena, and Richard Quinn to discover how they are growing their businesses in a time of uncertainty.
With an LVMH Prize win under her belt, the designer is now focused on building out her collections, adding new categories and more wearable designs with an aim to reinforcing her brand identity while appealing to a broader audience.
With an LVMH Prize win under her belt, the designer is now focused on building out her collections, adding new categories and more wearable designs with an aim to reinforcing her brand identity while appealing to a broader audience.
The gala opened with a tribute to the late designer, who passed away from a rare form of cancer this weekend.
Nensi Dojaka, Supriya Lele and Harris Reed were among the upstarts that popped during London Fashion Week, but it was more experienced hands like Simone Rocha who truly triumphed.
This week, everyone will be talking about London’s emerging designers Supriya Lele, Nensi Dojaka and Harris Reed, as well as the Met Gala and On Running’s IPO.
The designer and 2021 LVMH Prize winner's body-conscious silhouettes have caught the attention of industry mainstays and pop stars alike.
Spanish beauty and fragrance group Puig Brands SA shares rose after the company and its founding family raised €2.6 billion ($2.8 billion) in an initial public offering, in Europe’s biggest listing so far this year.
The former Public School and DKNY designer will launch the cap brand’s first apparel line.
Nordstrom shares rose 6 percent on the news, giving the company a market value of about $3.3 billion.
A double-digit decline was attributed to the brand’s distribution changes.
Spatch will debut on May 4 with a nine-piece collection of skin-perfecting products designed for professional and consumer use.
The Danish company, which makes more pieces of jewellery than any other in the world, said organic sales are projected to rise 8-10 percent this year.
Despite a brief uptick in sales, up 24 percent between 2021 and 2022, the brand’s growth has stalled.
The move comes as System owner Mike Obenson aims to turn what began as a bi-annual print title into a global media brand with a stronger digital offering.
