News & Analysis
28 July 2020 • By Reuters
Power Moves
28 May 2020 • By Aminah Khan
This week, Michele Norsa returns to Ferragamo as executive deputy board chairman after exiting in 2016, while Louis Vuitton hires former Mulberry designer Johnny Coca to lead its women’s leather goods division.
27 May 2020 • By Reuters
16 April 2020 • By Casey Hall
12 March 2020 • By Casey Hall
10 March 2020 • By Reuters
Ready-to-Wear Autumn 2020
22 February 2020 • By Angelo Flaccavento
28 January 2020 • By Reuters
Ready-to-Wear Spring 2020
21 September 2019 • By Angelo Flaccavento
A tighter edit would have helped, but there were also highlights which underscored an interesting tension between control and abandon.
9 May 2019 • By Lauren Sherman
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The Contemporary Market Needs a Rebrand
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Power Moves | Nike Names New Diversity Chief
Lord & Taylor Files for Bankruptcy
Nike to Wind Down Operations at Arizona Factory
Careers Counsel | How the Pandemic Is Changing Work Friendships
Adidas Extends CEO Kasper Rorsted's Contract by Five Years
At Polimoda, How Students Uncover ‘The Truth About Fashion’
Selling Fashion to the 1% During a Pandemic
Fashion's Back-to-School Blues
At DuPont Sorona, Championing a Circular Economy Through Fibre
Hermès Quarterly Sales Hit by Pandemic Lockdowns
