The BoF 500

The Stanford alumnus helped to define and prove a new model for vertically integrated fashion retail in the age of e-commerce.

The Icelandic entrepreneur, Harvard MBA and Gilt Groupe alumnus co-founded Moda Operandi and now heads up D2C brand Katla.

The entrepreneurial menswear buyer launched a luxury sneaker business with an innovative omni-channel model.

Before co-founding the fashion curation engine that has raised $60.5 million in funding, he was an investor in consumer internet companies.

The fashion assistant turned beauty blogger, has turned her five-year-old beauty start-up into a global brand valued at over $1 billion.

Fresh out of Harvard Business School, she created a website often described as ‘Netflix for fashion’ that rents high-end clothing and accessories.

As the designer of leading Apple products, he influenced both technology and fashion, and oversaw the company's move into wearable tech.

The fashion entrepreneur founded one of fashion's only 'unicorns,' a curated online marketplace featuring product from independent boutiques across the world.

Her publishing empire now stretches across Russia and 10 other countries in Eurasia, making her one of the region’s most influential fashion entrepreneurs.

As founder of India's largest fashion e-commerce site, this former software engineer led the company through its sale to Flipkart. Now, he has plans to aggressively scale CureFit, his new venture in the health and wellness space.

She started one of the first luxury fashion e-tailers in the world and has now co-founded a venture capital firm.

As co-founder and former CEO of Britain’s largest e-tailer, he pioneered fashion e-commerce by offering accessible apparel to stylish twenty-somethings.