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LONDON, United Kingdom — This week, BoF spoke to Bruce Weber about how he creates his fantasy land through photography. We also examined whether the fashion industry has a mental health problem — and what companies can do about it. Elsewhere, after 10 years of incredible growth, has the off-price retail market reached saturation point?

Bruce Weber’s Fantasy LandOpens in new window ]

Bruce Weber | Photo: Kevin Trageser for BoF Bruce Weber | Photo: Kevin Trageser for BoF

Bruce Weber | Photo: Kevin Trageser for BoF

Above all, the photographer draws on his inner fantasy life to conjure the circus of marching bands, jugglers, elephants, cheerleaders, Labradors and all-American male demigods that populate his work.

Does Fashion Have a Mental Health Problem?Opens in new window ]

Source: Costanza Milano for BoF Source: Costanza Milano for BoF

Source: Costanza Milano for BoF

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Fashion’s unique pressures can leave its workers vulnerable to mental health issues, impacting employees and employers alike. What can the industry learn from other sectors?

After Decade of Growth, When Will Off-Price Hit Saturation Point?Opens in new window ]

A Nordstrom Rack off-price retail store | Source: Shutterstock A Nordstrom Rack off-price retail store | Source: Shutterstock

A Nordstrom Rack off-price retail store | Source: Shutterstock

Struggling retailers continue to place bets on off-price, which is expected to grow between 6 and 8 percent by 2020. But how much is too much?

Publishers Bet Big on ‘Special Editions’Opens in new window ]

Source: BoF Source: BoF

Source: BoF

Bookazines and special interest publications offer struggling print magazines high-margin revenue opportunities and the promise of new readers. But are they canabalising the already-dwindling audience for monthly editions?

When High Art Meets the High StreetOpens in new window ]

Agnes Martin x Cos, Shot on location at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York | Source: Courtesy Agnes Martin x Cos, Shot on location at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York | Source: Courtesy

Agnes Martin x Cos, Shot on location at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York | Source: Courtesy

Fast fashion retailers are exploiting increased public interest in contemporary art with a slew of artist collaborations. Is it working?

Boohoo Enters Bid for Nasty GalOpens in new window ]

Illustration: BoF Illustration: BoF

Illustration: BoF

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The UK-based fast fashion e-tailer has filed a petition to incorporate Nasty Gal, Inc. in the United Kingdom, BoF has learned.

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