30 April 2019 • By Angelo Flaccavento
From his new base in Berlin, the former Yves Saint Laurent designer is breaking away from the traditional luxury model and building a fledgling fashion venture rooted in accessible pricing, digital sales and customer feedback. Can it scale?
Intelligence
26 January 2018 • By Osman Ahmed
Power Moves
5 February 2016 • By BoF Team
News & Analysis
3 February 2016 • By Kate Abnett
Menswear - Autumn 2016
20 January 2016 • By Angelo Flaccavento
As our global reality gets grittier, many designers turned to pure escapism, while others, like Miuccia Prada, stared ominous times in the face.
16 January 2016 • By Tim Blanks
Stefano Pilati shines with a plush parade of hommes fatales.
Opinion
4 September 2015 • By Angelo Flaccavento
10 July 2015 • By Kati Chitrakorn
24 June 2015 • By Angelo Flaccavento
21 January 2015 • By Angelo Flaccavento
Case Study: Decoding Gucci's Merchandising Success
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Contemplating Evolution at Burberry
H&M to Test Selling External Brands in Strategy Shift
Inside (Another) Remaking of Jil Sander
Can Roller Coasters and a Bunny Garden Lure Shoppers Back to the Mall?
How I Became… Director of Men’s and Womenswear Buying at Browns
British Fashion Exploits, Celebrates and Fetishises the Working Class
A (Castiglioni) Family Affair, One Year Later
High-Low Collaborations Democratised Fashion. But What Did They Do For the Designers?
French Connection Expects Sale to Conclude by Year-End
Carlyle Weighs Sale of Shoe Brand Golden Goose
How I Became… Carla Sozzani
Instagram Does Matter in China. Here's How Brands Can Use It.
Can Vetements Survive Without Demna?
Power Moves | Benefit Cosmetics Appoints CEO, StockX Hires CMO
Report: J.C. Penney to Prep for Debt Talks Ahead of Holiday Season
Announcing Allbirds, ME+EM, TKEES and Couverture & The Garbstore
Versace, Fendi and Gucci Have Something to Prove at Milan Fashion Week
At Bottega Veneta, Tough Clothes for Hard Times
Jonathan Anderson's Arabian Nights
Jil Sander’s Walk on the Wild Side
Three London Labels Stick to Their Guns
