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What Does 'Fashion' Mean in 2019?

11 September 2019 • By Lauren Sherman

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What Does 'Fashion' Mean in 2019?

Proenza Schouler, Gabriela Hearst, Eckhaus Latta and others made their cases on day five of New York Fashion Week.

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Tapestry's CEO Is Out. What's Next?

5 September 2019 • By Cathaleen Chen

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Tapestry's CEO Is Out. What's Next?

Victor Luis, who abruptly exited the company Wednesday, led the recovery of Coach and the acquisitions of Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman. But investors aren't convinced that the portfolio is primed for growth.

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Tapestry Shares Tumble as Kate Spade Sales Weaken

15 August 2019 • By Reuters

15 August 2019 • By Reuters

Same-stores sales at Kate Spade have declined for at least eight quarters, prompting the company cut back on new store openings for the brand.

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Tapestry Shares Tumble as Kate Spade Sales Weaken

Same-stores sales at Kate Spade have declined for at least eight quarters, prompting the company cut back on new store openings for the brand.

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Escaping the Wrath of China’s Netizens

15 August 2019 • By Casey Hall and Zoe Suen

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Escaping the Wrath of China’s Netizens

With brands seemingly unable to avoid outrage in the face of rising nationalism in the world’s largest luxury market, hiring chief diversity officers may not be enough.

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Versace, Coach and Givenchy Have Angered China's Netizens. Who's Next?

12 August 2019 • By Casey Hall

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Versace, Coach and Givenchy Have Angered China's Netizens. Who's Next?

Brands have issued apologies and lost celebrity ambassadors like supermodel Liu Wen after products were discovered listing Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan as separate countries, angering nationalist Chinese consumers amidst political unrest in Hong Kong and a trade war with the US.

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Investors Have Soured on Fashion Start-Ups. Can The RealReal Change Their Minds?

11 August 2019 • By Brian Baskin

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Investors Have Soured on Fashion Start-Ups. Can The RealReal Change Their Minds?

This week, everyone will be talking about The RealReal's first financial results as a public company, Coach and Kate Spade owner Tapestry's outlook for US retail and how volatility in China's currency affects luxury brands. Read our BoF Professional Cheat Sheet.

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Is China Ready for LGBTQI Marketing?

6 June 2019 • By Sam Gaskin and Zoe Suen

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Is China Ready for LGBTQI Marketing?

Despite official censorship of LGBTQI content in China, a number of global fashion brands have stepped up to sponsor this year’s Shanghai Pride festival in pursuit of the $300 billion ‘Pink Yuan’.

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Tapestry Announces $1B Buyback After Beating Profit Estimates

9 May 2019 • By Reuters

9 May 2019 • By Reuters

The results come off the back of better-than-expected sales of its Coach and Kate Spade handbags, which have previously suffered from a lack of new designs and heavy discounting.

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Tapestry Announces $1B Buyback After Beating Profit Estimates

The results come off the back of better-than-expected sales of its Coach and Kate Spade handbags, which have previously suffered from a lack of new designs and heavy discounting.

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Coach: Creative to Its Core

8 March 2019 • By BoF Careers Team

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Coach: Creative to Its Core

BoF meets Diane Mahady, the head of global merchandising at Coach, to learn how the company's collaborative attitude and meritocratic approach powers the dynamism of its teams.

Luxury Defies China Slowdown Fears

6 March 2019 • By Pierre Mallevays

6 March 2019 • By Pierre Mallevays

From Richemont to Kering, some of the biggest names in luxury reported strong growth in their end-of-year results, with the majority citing the Chinese market as a key driver.

Luxury Defies China Slowdown Fears

From Richemont to Kering, some of the biggest names in luxury reported strong growth in their end-of-year results, with the majority citing the Chinese market as a key driver.