In a polarised country, dressing political figures can boost brand awareness and sales, but it can also backfire.
The American business woman and US president's daughter is shutting her line.
The Toronto-based company, which also owns Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor, will phase out the brand at its namesake chain and website this fall, a spokeswoman said in a statement Friday.
This week, Ivanka Trump's new trademarks in China raise ethics concerns, while a Stuart Weitzman executive sues Tapestry over sexual harassment claims.
While the brand still has numerous retail partners, from mass-market staples to fancy department stores, the direct-to-consumer sales of apparel expand the website’s offering — which already included handbags and jewelry.
This week, Abercrombie & Fitch launches gender-neutral collection for children, while the sustainable cashmere market has a transparency problem.
This week, another model comes forward with allegations against the photographer, while America's bulletproof clothing industry is booming.
The first daughter's new Trump tower store shows her fashion label is doubling down on plans to reach consumers directly rather than relying on wholesale partners like Macy’s and Hudson’s Bay.
The first daughter's brand became more polarising to consumers following Donald Trump's presidential election; now the company is now trying to bounce back as more of a direct-to-consumer brand.
This week, Ivanka Trump's trip to India sparks questions about garment workers rights, while Stella McCartney calls for overhaul of wasteful fashion industry.
In a lawsuit over an alleged 'copy' of its 'Wild Thing' sandal, Aquazzura has accused Ivanka Trump's fashion brand of infringement, unfair competition, and deceptive trade practices.
"The brand’s retail drama has largely cooled, as has its explosive sales growth."
Spanish beauty and fragrance group Puig Brands SA shares rose after the company and its founding family raised €2.6 billion ($2.8 billion) in an initial public offering, in Europe’s biggest listing so far this year.
The former Public School and DKNY designer will launch the cap brand’s first apparel line.
Nordstrom shares rose 6 percent on the news, giving the company a market value of about $3.3 billion.
A double-digit decline was attributed to the brand’s distribution changes.
Spatch will debut on May 4 with a nine-piece collection of skin-perfecting products designed for professional and consumer use.
The Danish company, which makes more pieces of jewellery than any other in the world, said organic sales are projected to rise 8-10 percent this year.
Despite a brief uptick in sales, up 24 percent between 2021 and 2022, the brand’s growth has stalled.
The move comes as System owner Mike Obenson aims to turn what began as a bi-annual print title into a global media brand with a stronger digital offering.
