Intelligence
24 May 2017 • By Hayley Phelan
24 May 2017 • By Tim Blanks
Cruise 2018
Pierpaolo Piccioli’s latest Cruise collection was informed by the hip-hop culture of late-1970s New York, but it was his own masterful sampling ability that kept it fresh.
Bits & Bytes
The Business of Beauty
Boohoo.com, ASOS and Missguided can produce merchandise in two to four weeks, compared to five weeks for Zara and H&M and the six- to nine-month cycle for traditional retailers. Retail Dive
Boohoo.com, ASOS and Missguided can produce merchandise in two to four weeks, compared to five weeks for Zara and H&M and the six- to nine-month cycle for traditional retailers.
A number of secular headwinds are pressuring department stores. But several short-term factors also hurt sales across the sector last quarter. The Motley Fool
A number of secular headwinds are pressuring department stores. But several short-term factors also hurt sales across the sector last quarter.
The boom in sneaker reselling has turned former shoe hustlers into business owners who do it as a full-time career. Complex
The boom in sneaker reselling has turned former shoe hustlers into business owners who do it as a full-time career.
Experts suggest Asian designers and manufacturers would be wise to shift focus from the West to regional consumers. South China Morning Post
Experts suggest Asian designers and manufacturers would be wise to shift focus from the West to regional consumers.
Two years ago, Fendi moved its headquarters to a Mussolini-era building in Eur, a suburb of Rome, restoring the renowned Fascist landmark known as the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana. The New York Times
Two years ago, Fendi moved its headquarters to a Mussolini-era building in Eur, a suburb of Rome, restoring the renowned Fascist landmark known as the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana.
Tiffany Shares Fall After Surprise Sales Decline 24 May 2017
H&M Chairman Buys Up More Shares as Prices Fall 24 May 2017
Dubai's Emaar Buys 51 Percent Stake in E-Commerce Site Namshi 24 May 2017
Lululemon Website Crash Deals Blow to Brand After Online Push 23 May 2017
Swiss Watch Exports Fall by 5.7 Percent in April 23 May 2017
Report: Lululemon in Talks to Fill Sephora's Fifth Avenue Vacancy 22 May 2017
CFDA to Honour Franca Sozzani and Rick Owens 22 May 2017
JD.com to Develop Larger Delivery Drones 22 May 2017
Marks & Spencer Clothing Sales Forecast to Fall 19 May 2017
Valentino
23 May 2017 • By Lauren Sherman
23 May 2017 • By Megan Doyle
23 May 2017 • By Chantal Fernandez
23 May 2017 • By Tim Blanks
As she opens her latest store on London's Regent Street, Tory Burch tells Tim Blanks about taking her brand into the future with a community-focused approach to retail.
Ashley Brokaw and Ulrikke Hoyer Speak on Louis Vuitton Casting Controversy
BoF Exclusive | Giles Deacon on the Inspiration and Couture Craft Behind Pippa Middleton's Wedding Dress
Inside 24 Sèvres, LVMH’s New Multi-Brand E-Commerce Play
How Fashion Can Fight Amazon
The Hidden Links Between Cristóbal Balenciaga and Demna Gvasalia
The Independent Boutiques Outfitting America
Latin America's $160 Billion Fashion Opportunity
The Booms and Busts of American Luxury
Ralph Lauren Reports $204 Million Loss in Fourth Quarter
Lucinda Chambers to Leave British Vogue
How Naomi Campbell Found Her Footing
Richemont Buys 5 Percent Stake in Duty-Free Retailer Dufry
Chanel, Boomerangs and the Importance of Cultural IQ
Op-Ed | Burberry Needs a Creative Cure
Reflections on the Venice Effect
Tiffany Shares Fall After Surprise Sales Decline
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1 September 2016
China’s fashion schools tend to see creativity and marketability as a dichotomy rather than a union.
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Kingston University
Aalto University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture
Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp
Parsons School of Design
Fashion Institute of Technology
London College of Fashion
Bunka Gakuen
Polimoda
Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art
Royal College of Art
IFM Paris
ESMOD International
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Luxury consumers are shifting their spend from traditional goods to experiences, especially those designed to recharge, revitalize and improve well-being. Can fashion brands get in on the action?
Op-Ed | Not Even T.J. Maxx Is Immune to Retail's Woes
Op-Ed | Zalando Busts the Myth of Cheap Online Retail
The Newness Imperative: Innovate or Fade
Op-Ed | What You Don’t Know About American Millennials
