The State of Fashion 2018: Download the Report
The Business of Fashion–18 hours ago
The fashion industry is turning a corner. Looking towards 2018, there is a new sense of optimism in an industry plagued by uncertainty. And while “uncertain” and “challenging” remain the most common words that executives in the BoF-McKinsey Global Fashion Survey have used to describe the state of the …
An Inflection Point for Indian Models
The Business of Fashion–Nov 28, 2017
Editor’s Note: This article was revised on November 28, 2017. An earlier version of this article misstated the author’s opinion on Indian models, whom she believes may not be perceived as “the prettiest” by the Western-centric standards that dominate the fashion market. We sincerely apologise for the error.
Dior, Hermès and Louis Vuitton Are 2017’s Most Buzzed-About …
The Business of Fashion–Nov 29, 2017
The brands were named in Instagram’s Year in Review global data package, revealing the most popular fashion labels and models as measured by followers, engagement and buzz. Dior was the most buzzed-about designer label this year, based on data derived from number of mentions and comments.
Ugly Fashion Is Big Business
The Business of Fashion–Nov 17, 2017
LONDON, United Kingdom — Ugly fashion is nothing new. From Prada’s signature jolie laide to Céline’s riff on the Birkenstock sandal, fashion has always had a thing for transforming the uncool into the covetable. However, with high-fashion Crocs collaborations and luxe bumbags hitting shelves, this …
A New Era of Retail Is Coming
The Business of Fashion–Nov 26, 2017
Toxic mass merchants are making brands commoditised hostages in a high-speed chase to the bottom. But a new class of experiential retailers is rising. Crowds at a shopping mall | Source: Shutterstock. 2,894 Shares. Comment. By Doug Stephens November 27, 2017 05:26. Save. 2,894 Shares. Comment.
The Industry Remembers Azzedine Alaïa, A Fashion Original
The Business of Fashion–Nov 20, 2017
PARIS, France — One of the industry’s most beloved creative minds, Azzedine Alaïa’s legacy as both an unparalleled couturier and an independent force willing to buck the fashion system is without question. Alaïa, who passed away early Saturday morning, opened his first atelier for private clients in his …
Azzedine Alaïa, Fashion’s Most Independent Designer, Is Dead at 82
Highly Cited–New York Times–Nov 18, 2017
Highly Cited–New York Times–Nov 18, 2017
BoF Exclusive | Victoria Beckham Raises £30 Million to Boost …
The Business of Fashion–Nov 26, 2017
LONDON, United Kingdom — Pop star-turned-fashion entrepreneur Victoria Beckham has raised £30 million (about $40 million) from growth equity firm Neo Investment Partners in exchange for a minority stake in her namesake luxury label. The terms of the transaction were undisclosed, but market sources …
In India, Fashion Has Become a Nationalist Cause
New York Times–Nov 12, 2017
Since the Bharatiya Janata Party formed a national government in 2014, the Indian fashion industry has been pressed to aggressively promote traditional attire and bypass Western styles. The effort aligns with the party’s broader political program: to project multi-faith India, a country of more than 1.3 billion, …
1 Granary Launches VOID, a Global Fashion Education Initiative
The Business of Fashion–Nov 19, 2017
LONDON, United Kingdom — 1 Granary began as an unofficial Central Saint Martins student magazine in 2012, and has since grown into a global fashion and art platform for four major fashion schools: Central Saint Martins and the Royal Academy of Arts in London, Parsons in New York and Royal …
Reebok Partners with Pyer Moss Designer Kerby Jean-Raymond
The Business of Fashion–Nov 28, 2017
… on 1980s suiting inspired by Jean-Raymond’s father. In the last year, the designer bought back complete ownership of Pyer Moss from a former business partner. Instead of hosting a runway show for his Spring 2018 collection, he focused on his contribution to MoMA’s fashion exhibit, “Is Fashion Modern?
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