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VOICES 2021 ended with an homage to the late designer who had a transformational influence on the industry.
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The CEO of Vestiaire Collective explains how old clothes bring new profits to an industry increasingly conscious of its need to become more circular and sustainable.
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Zara-owner Inditex, the world’s largest fashion retailer, appointed a mix of new and familiar faces to top management positions this week. The shakeup comes at a pivotal moment for the Spanish giant.
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The high street retail giant, made 42.7 billion roubles ($578 million) in the first nine months of 2021.
The Singapore-based ride-hailing, delivery and payment giant’s IPO was the biggest ever US listing by a Southeast Asian company.
The chief executive officer of Capri Holdings Ltd. said he is optimistic about the outlook for the company’s three brands — especially Versace.
The fashion magazine will no longer promote fur in any of its 45 international editions, Elle senior vice president and editorial director Valéria Bessolo Llopiz announced Thursday at The Business of Fashion’s annual VOICES gathering.
The Kering-owned brand is creating a dedicated business unit to explore opportunities for marketing and commerce in the buzzy “metaverse,” chief executive Cédric Charbit said, speaking at BoF’s annual VOICES gathering.
The Canadian winterwear brand has run into controversy over its return policies, with a city consumer watchdog calling it into meetings and other groups accusing it of “bullying” customers.
The French luxury company is set to join one of Europe’s main equity benchmarks, an inclusion that will further bolster its visibility among investors.
Leading Brazilian footwear and accessories conglomerate Arezzo & Co has purchased the Carol Bassi brand, one of Brazil’s leading women’s high-end apparel players, for 180 million reais ($32 million).