This Is America

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High-Low Collaborations Democratised Fashion. But What Did They Do For the Designers?

19 September 2019 • By Lauren Sherman

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High-Low Collaborations Democratised Fashion. But What Did They Do For the Designers?

Target gave independent brands the opportunity to make some money and gain exposure. In the long term, however, the cheap-chic retailer is the real winner.

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In the Trump Era, Owning American Heritage Is Tricky

4 September 2019 • By Lauren Sherman

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In the Trump Era, Owning American Heritage Is Tricky

'All American' used to be an easy sell. Today, it’s an albatross.

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Despite W’s Woes, There’s Still Space for Good Magazines

1 July 2019 • By Lauren Sherman

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Despite W’s Woes, There’s Still Space for Good Magazines

Giant audience numbers won’t save American magazines from obsolescence, but being excellent just might give a few choice titles a chance at long-term survival.

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America Needs to Rethink Its Role in Fashion

7 February 2019 • By Lauren Sherman

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America Needs to Rethink Its Role in Fashion

The most interesting businesses and brands coming out of the US have little to do with the traditional system.

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J.Crew Must Die to Live

19 November 2018 • By Lauren Sherman

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J.Crew Must Die to Live

The struggling specialty retailer is close to being a lost cause. Here's what should be done to try to save it.

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American Fashion Must Build Brands as Meaningful as Nike, Apple and Gucci

6 September 2018 • By Lauren Sherman

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American Fashion Must Build Brands as Meaningful as Nike, Apple and Gucci

New York designers need to develop labels that are about more than just product, argues Lauren Sherman.

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How ‘Fashion’ Became a Bad Word

10 July 2018 • By Lauren Sherman

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How ‘Fashion’ Became a Bad Word

Many New York designers are so frustrated with the state of America's fashion system that they want to break away entirely, writes Lauren Sherman.

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