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20 March 2019 • By Reuters
18 March 2019 • By Reuters
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15 March 2019 • By Reuters
Intelligence
14 March 2019 • By Alexandra Mondalek
6 March 2019 • By Tim Blanks
As much as Nicolas Ghesquière insisted on the value of diversity, there was a curious, dulling uniformity in his march-past of models.
13 February 2019 • By Nadine Bayle
31 January 2019 • By Bloomberg
18 January 2019 • By Tim Blanks
The designer’s second presentation for the French megabrand was a carefully considered, Michael Jackson-inspired powerhouse, built layer upon layer with the kind of shameless manipulation that characterizes the greatest showmen.
13 January 2019 • By Brian Baskin
4 January 2019 • By BoF Team
Louis Vuitton Has a Michael Jackson Problem
The New Rules of Brick-and-Mortar Retail
How Big Retailers Are Selling Sustainability
6 Things You Need to Know About the New Galeries Lafayette
Will Success Spoil Diet Prada?
How to Handle a PR Crisis in the Age of Call-Out Culture
Could Forty Five Ten Be the Millennial Generation’s Answer to Barneys?
Symbols of Luxury Smashed in Paris Yellow Vest Protests
The Mall Is Making a Comeback. But Will Anyone Actually Shop There?
Media’s Revenue Stream Revolution: What Actually Works?
Remembering Fashion Alchemist Judy Blame
Hermès Still Benefiting From Buoyant Asian Demand
Glossier Raises $100 million After Sales Double
Careers Counsel | How to Ask for a Raise
Despite Multiple Suitors, Furla Has No Plans to Sell
Debenhams Pays Lip Service to Mike Ashley Loan Offer
Superdry Founder Pushes for Appointment to Board
Glass Sculpture's Increasing Presence in Luxury Retail Experiences
An Emerging Designer's Quiet Culture Clash
Adidas Chief Says It’s Time for Reebok to Start Growing Again
The BoF Podcast: Matthew Williams on His Journey to Founding Alyx
Julie de Libran in Dispute With Sonia Rykiel Owners
