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The BoF Podcast | Ukraine: How Creativity is Breaking Through the Darkness

Julie Pelipas and Olya Kuryshchuk discuss the impact of the war in Ukraine and how creativity has endured and been a source of strength amid the destruction. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/9xSwWRN

Vivienne Westwood, Priestess of Punk, Has Died

The anti-establishment designer pioneered the punk look in mid-1970s London, leaving a lasting impact on fashion and wider culture. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/uAFGqni

What Fashion PR & Communications Professionals Need to Know Today

BoF Careers provides essential sector insights for fashion PR & communications professionals this month, to help you decode fashion’s creative landscape. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/2E85g0s

The Debrief | What Happened With Fashion and NFTs?

BoF technology correspondent Marc Bain unpacks the latest problem plaguing web3 creatives and hopefuls — and what it means for fashion’s future use of the technology. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/thj1vXo

Luxury Stocks Cheer Looser Covid Restrictions in China

China will stop requiring inbound travellers to go into quarantine starting from Jan. 8, the National Health Commission said on Monday in a major step towards easing curbs on its borders, which have been largely shut since 2020. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/6akjYG9

Why 2022 Wasn’t So Bad – and 2023 Might Be Better

A global recession may still be on the table, but even now there are reasons for hope. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/ScuzFsg

The Best of BoF: Global Markets, Tumult and Opportunity

From China to Senegal, 2022 was a year of tumult and opportunity in global markets far from fashion’s main capitals. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/vPQGJyb

The BoF Podcast | Victoria Beckham on Taking Power Back From Her Critics

The designer and former Spice Girl speaks at BoF VOICES 2022 about gaining strength from criticism and staying focused and resilient amid constant media scrutiny. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/aAfFPkj

Superdry Positive on Second Half as Jacket Sales Surge to Record

Britain’s Superdry on Thursday signalled a strong start to the second half as online jacket sales hit a record high amid the Black Friday shopping spree and a recent spell of colder weather, sending its shares about 17 percent higher. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/3mLoQkM

What Fashion Retail Professionals Need to Know Today

BoF Careers provides essential sector insights for fashion professionals in retail this month, to help you decode fashion’s retail landscape. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/zRbvcWO

Amazon May Be Responsible for Allowing Louboutin Knock-off Ads, EU Court Says

In its ruling on Thursday, the EU court said the world’s biggest online retailer Amazon, as an online sales platform, may be considered responsible for the intellectual property breaches involved in the advertisements of counterfeit products that feature Louboutin’s trademarked red sole. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/PJze4EQ

Why Even Luxury Brands Can’t Quit Discounting

After avoiding markdowns for much of the last two years, many brands returned to their old ways this holiday season. Are discounts a necessary evil? from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/y2nkj3X

Why Even Luxury Brands Can’t Quit Discounting

After avoiding markdowns for much of the last two years, many brands returned to their old ways this holiday season. Are discounts a necessary evil? from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/Nk9Oa0v

The Debrief | Fashion CEOs Explain Why This Downturn Is Different

Much has changed about the world since the last recession — meaning, fashion’s reaction will shift this time around, explains BoF’s workplace and talent correspondent Sheena Butler Young. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/Pfpi2RK

How Kim Kardashian Changed Beauty – Again

Kim Kardashian may have launched her beauty brand, SKKN by Kim, with a collection of nine skin care products this year, but her impact on the beauty world came from just about everything else. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/ycpB6HS

Why Sequins and Platform Heels Are Here to Stay

The resurgence of occasion wear initially signalled a desire for pandemic escapism, but designers and buyers say the strength of the category will remain strong well into 2023. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/DrYALzK

Nike Reports Strong Revenue; Shares Surge

Nike Inc. reported its best quarterly revenue growth in over a decade barring one quarter and handily beat profit expectations as North American shoppers rushed to stock up on sneakers and sportswear before the holidays. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/Fxp5qMU

Nike Reports Strong Revenue; Shares Surge

Nike Inc. reported its best quarterly revenue growth in over a decade barring one quarter and handily beat profit expectations as North American shoppers rushed to stock up on sneakers and sportswear before the holidays. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/niyQ8XN

Moncler Genius to Relaunch With London Showcase in 2023

Moncler will host a live showcase on Feb. 20, 2023 in London during fashion week. Collaborators are yet to be announced. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/QhoJNjq

Christine Centenera Appointed Editor-In-Chief of Vogue Australia

The renowned stylist and current fashion director of Vogue Australia, will replace Edwina McCann in the publication’s top job. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/C17bKoJ

Swiss Watch Exports Jump to Record High on US and Qatari Demand But China Slumps

Shipments rose 10.9 percent to a monthly record of 2.4 billion francs ($2.6 billion) last month, the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry said Thursday. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/qbEKHwu

The Year Ahead: Can New Production Models Help Fashion Overcome Supply Chain Woes?

As supply chains remain under pressure, garment manufacturers have an opportunity to lean into vertical integration, nearshoring and small-batch production, while seeking closer upstream and downstream collaboration, according to The State of Fashion 2023. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/SzJo7hs

Revlon’s Bankruptcy Plan Would Wipe Out Stockholders, Hand Ownership to Lenders

Ronald Perelman’s Revlon Inc. will likely pursue a debt restructuring that hands ownership of the company to lenders and wipes out stockholders, according to an agreement between the bankrupt cosmetics giant and two key creditor groups. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/4czCVon

Tesco Facing Legal Claim Over Worker Conditions at Thai Clothing Factory

The UK's biggest retailer is facing legal action from a group of migrant workers from Myanmar, alleging dire working conditions at a Thai factory which made clothes for the group’s F&F range. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/NCtaMrf

Fendi Goes Back to School to Save Centuries of Italian Tradition

The LVMH-owned brand is looking for ways to entice more young people to train in luxury craft. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/24BGV7u

Carol’s Daughter Was an Early Mover in the Black Haircare Market. Now It’s Going After a New Generation.

The L’Oréal-owned textured haircare brand, which turns 30 next year, is undergoing a brand turnaround, betting European expansion and a diffusion line catered to Gen-Z will help boost sales in the face of growing competition. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/LgnDZi5

For Nike, Is the Worst Over?

The activewear giant has struggled this year with inventory problems and a slowdown in China. Its results this week may show it’s turned a corner. That, plus what else to watch for in the coming days. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/1OQ3Hfl

LVMH to Build New Workshop Making Louis Vuitton Bags in Italy

LVMH, the world’s largest luxury goods group, plans a new factory in Italy producing Louis Vuitton bags and other leather accessories, the Tuscany region said on Friday. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/QWTt5Cj

India’s Textile Industry Faces Tough Times as Consumers Cut Spending

India’s $200 billion textile and apparel industry is facing a crisis as consumers in the United States, Europe and other big markets have cut spending on clothing following a surge in inflation after the war in Ukraine, industry officials said. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/jeWBvkw

The BoF Podcast | The Fight for Ukraine: Where It Stands and Why It Matters

CNN chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward spoke at BoF VOICES 2022 about victory and grief in the crisis, and what the international community must do to stand with the Ukrainian people. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/haMTG3E

What Will China’s Looser Covid Restrictions Mean for Fashion?

This week, China rolled back some strict zero-Covid measures, opening a road to recovery for luxury and retail. But the journey is likely to be long and bumpy, experts warn. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/mVZF0Hy

Can Fashion Be ‘Nature-Positive’?

As COP15 puts biodiversity in the spotlight, fashion companies from H&M to Kering are re-upping their commitments to protecting and restoring nature. But tackling the issue in earnest will require industry-wide reform. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/GMquAZ1

The Best Jobs on BoF Careers

BoF compiles the most exciting career opportunities now available on BoF Careers — including jobs from Zalando, Ralph Lauren and Vetements. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/14TowUA

What Fashion’s Creative Talent Needs to Know Today

BoF Careers provides essential sector insights for fashion creatives this month, to help you decode fashion’s creative landscape. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/9kYBiho

The Year Ahead: Gender-Fluid Fashion Hits the High Street

Gender-fluid fashion will gain greater traction in mainstream markets as brands and retailers reflect changing consumer attitudes towards gender, propelled by Gen-Z. Shifts will materialise in product design and marketing along with in-store and online shopping. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/48orXdg

Sacai, Moncler and the Future Tense

Sacai designer Chitose Abe sees her small but perfect collaboration with Moncler as an intellectual exercise that reflects on the distant future of Remo Ruffini’s skiwear behemoth, writes Tim Blanks. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/vtZRXPw

US Retail Sales Drop Most in 11 Months, Missing Estimates

US retail sales fell in November by the most in nearly a year, reflecting softness in a range of categories that suggest some easing in Americans’ demand for merchandise. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/pJzHMNi

Lanvin Group Raises $150 Million in Public Debut

As the Chinese-owned luxury group raises fresh funds to fuel a turnaround, it’s contending with a cooling luxury market and a playing field dominated by much larger rivals. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/flVm6G7

How Jacquemus Makes It Rain (Not Just Raffia)

As raffia fell from the ceiling, Simon Porte Jacquemus’ Monday show offered a fresh glimpse into the buzzy French label that’s harnessed a charismatic founder, clear brand identity and business model tailored to social media to generate €200 million in revenue this year. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/q08PSRi

H&M Shares Drop as Sept-Nov Sales Fail to Impress

H&M last month became the first big European retailer to lay off staff in response to the cost-of-living crisis as it tries to save 2 billion Swedish crowns ($196 million) a year. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/wc02TJS

Why a Gen-Z Beauty Brand Is Selling Anti-Aging Products

Skin and hair care line SpoiledChild, which shares a parent company with Il Makiage, has the look of a brand targeting teens but a price point and products that seem intended for an older audience. Is it possible to straddle both worlds? from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/xfSDHFK

Arezzo & Co.’s Plans to Become a Global Accessories Conglomerate

The Brazilian footwear giant’s business model led it to quintuple in size in just 10 years to reach nearly $600 million. Now, it plans to acquire high-potential international SMEs and provide them with the infrastructure and insight to scale internationally. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/d9hKpXO

The Debrief | Is ‘Vegan Leather’ Better?

A number of products made from leather alternatives have begun to hit store shelves. BoF’s chief sustainability correspondent Sarah Kent unpacks why it’s so hard to market — and scale — these new products. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/lQcokt2

Negri Firman PR & Communication Expands With London, LA Offices

The Milan-based luxury communications firm has expanded its global presence, opening new outposts in London in the UK and Los Angeles in the US alongside its New York and Milan offices. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/aUjQSrL

Olaplex’s ‘Broke My Hair’ Problem Is a TikTok Cautionary Tale

The hair-care brand pitched investors on social media buzz, but it’s now being plagued by online complaints. The company says its products are safe and effective. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/bTKSqXG

Why a Gen-Z Beauty Brand Is Selling Anti-Aging Products

Skin and hair care line SpoiledChild, which shares a parent company with Il Makiage, has the look of a brand targeting teens but a price point and products that seem intended for an older audience. Is it possible to straddle both worlds? from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/xfSDHFK

The Stockholm Fragrance Start-Up Smart Money Is Betting On

Haisam Mohammed, a son of Eritrean refugees, has turned the aromas wafting through the stairwells of Sweden’s high-rises into a perfume business now backed by Frame co-founder Erik Torstensson. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/gRfFY3U

Confirmed: Prada Names Gianfranco D’Attis New Brand CEO

Prada Group has hired Gianfranco D’Attis, most recently Americas president at LVMH’s Christian Dior, to lead its flagship Prada brand. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/TFPi3Np

How Brands Find Customers in New Markets

Trunk shows, niche newsletters and old fashioned word of mouth are creative ways to reach your target audience without relying on traditional advertising. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/kvGxLpq

Making Augmented Reality Work for Fashion

At VOICES 2022, BoF and Snapchat hosted a conversation between fashion leaders and innovative thinkers on how brands can utilise augmented reality to increase acquisition and deepen relationships with consumers. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/thYaskJ

How Jacquemus Makes It Rain (Not Just Raffia)

As raffia fell from the ceiling, Simon Porte Jacquemus’ Monday show offered a fresh glimpse into the buzzy French label that’s harnessed a charismatic founder, increasingly defined brand identity and business model tailored to social media to generate €200 million in revenue this year. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/bqhLDr8

Kering, L’Occitane Group Launch €300 Million Nature Fund

The Climate Fund for Nature, a new investment scheme, is aiming to raise €300 million ($317 million) of funding commitments from luxury fashion and beauty companies to invest in nature conservation and restoration initiatives, largely in the countries from which the companies source their raw materials. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/v1NlYDT

Naomi Campbell on Cultivating Inclusivity

Naomi Campbell is teaching a MasterClass on modelling fundamentals for the streaming platform. The lessons will focus on basics like how to pose and develop a signature walk but will also delve into her journey as Black model with many firsts. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/ZRwXdWB

Antoine Arnault Becomes CEO of LVMH Holding Company

Christian Dior SE, the holding company through which French billionaire Bernard Arnault and his family control luxury goods conglomerate LVMH, has named Antoine Arnault its CEO and vice-chairman. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/cZsajie

Can the Right Accessory Take Crypto Mainstream?

Ledger, a maker of hardware wallets for crypto and digital assets, has teamed with the creator of the iPod for a new product it believes could make the technology more desirable to consumers. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/Fc4p58e

Nike’s Jordan Brand to Open First Flagship in Milan

Nike’s Jordan brand, created in collaboration with NBA All-Star Michael Jordan, is set to open its first dedicated retail flagship in Milan later this month. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/4WBeXGn

Why Prada Is Hiring a New CEO

Patrizio Bertelli and Miuccia Prada are stepping down as the group’s co-CEOs, passing the reins to former Luxottica chief Andrea Guerra and hiring a new leader for their flagship Prada brand. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/efcWMZA

What Fashion Marketing Professionals Need to Know Today

BoF Careers provides essential sector insights for fashion professionals in marketing this month, to help you decode fashion’s marketing landscape. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/amzc8D9

Asos Holds Talks With Lenders on Adding Restructuring Expert

Struggling online fashion retailer Asos Plc and its lenders are discussing whether to hire a restructuring expert following the departure of its chief financial officer. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/AdkHmpn

Why Lanvin Group Probably Won’t End Fashion’s IPO Drought

The owner of Lanvin, Sergio Rossi and other brands is the first fashion company to list on a US exchange in a year. But the tough economy and investor skepticism about money-losing start-ups is likely to keep others from following suit. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/dTZURIm

The Best Jobs on BoF Careers

BoF compiles the most exciting career opportunities now available on BoF Careers — including jobs from Tapestry, Giorgio Armani and JW Anderson. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/Ce6oHSh

How Hedi Slimane Doubled Celine Sales

The brand, which has surpassed €2 billion in annual revenue, celebrated its momentum with a fashion show-meets-concert in Los Angeles, where the biggest rock star was arguably the designer. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/c0XElPo

What Will China’s Looser Covid Restrictions Mean for Fashion?

This week, China rolled back some strict zero-Covid measures, opening a road to recovery for luxury and retail. But the journey is likely to be long and bumpy, experts warn. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/Ud2EyhM

Announcing Silvia Tcherassi and Heliot Emil

Check out this week’s new partners and openings on BoF Careers, the global marketplace for fashion talent. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/2RyBChf

How Big Beauty Is Plotting a Recovery in China

Despite disappointing Singles Day sales results, harsh Zero Covid restrictions and supply chain woes, international beauty conglomerates continue to see China as a growth engine. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/SCW5sTe

The World Cup’s Other Labour Rights Issue: Sportswear

The global football event has brought added scrutiny to labour practices — not just in host country Qatar’s construction sector but also in the Asian garment factories that make the tournament’s official merch. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/0thE8qT

Antoine Arnault Becomes CEO of LVMH Holding Company

Christian Dior SE, the holding company through which French billionaire Bernard Arnault and his family control luxury goods conglomerate LVMH, has named Antoine Arnault its CEO and vice-chairman. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/d9yG4Z0

Naomi Campbell on Cultivating Inclusivity

Naomi Campbell is teaching a MasterClass on modelling fundamentals for the streaming platform. The lessons will focus on basics like how to pose and develop a signature walk but will also delve into her journey as Black model with many firsts. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/FqtdLCh

Streamlining Shipping and Customer Experience Through Data and AI

FedEx’s ShopRunner is an expedited shipping service offering retailers access to its software ecosystem and consumer insights to streamline their backend pain points. Now, BoF shares insight on how retailers can utilise operational data to optimise customer experience. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/mV8nJWA

Amazon Is Launching TikTok-Style Feed in Bet on Social Commerce

The world’s largest e-commerce company on Thursday said the new feature, called Inspire, will roll out to select US customers in early December and go national in the next few months. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/KMuzALs

The Technology Everyone at VOICES Was Talking About (And It Wasn’t the Metaverse)

The tech likely to have the biggest impact on fashion in the immediate future isn’t virtual reality or NFTs. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/RvA1H3j

Frasers Defies Retail Gloom as Profit Rises

British sportswear and clothing retailer Frasers stuck to its financial guidance for 2022-23 after reporting a 39 percent rise in first-half profit that reflected the success of its drive to take the group upmarket. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/6nf0UK8

Allbirds: New Direct-to-Consumer Playbook

Today, running an online business requires more than just a Shopify storefront and ads on social media, explains Allbirds co-founder and co-CEO in an interview for The State of Fashion 2023. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/qnbdKZA

Express, Gap Stores Glutted With Prior Seasons’ Goods

Clothing retailers such as Express and Gap that stashed away mountains of unsold basics during the coronavirus pandemic now are slashing prices on clearance merchandise in a last-ditch effort to clear clothing racks. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/odNr985

The Debrief | How The Frankie Shop Became Instagram’s Favourite Fashion Brand

In the past decade, the independent label has grown from downtown storefront to indie force with $40 million in net sales so far this year. BoF contributor M.C. Nanda breaks down how founder Gaëlle Drevet did it. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/6Pl9qbs

The Problem With Beauty Incubators

With two high profile lawsuits pending against leading beauty incubators — Morphe and Maesa — the industry’s business model of the moment is starting to show cracks. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/NodhlrT

System Magazine Launches New Bi-Annual Beauty Publication

The beauty push is part of a broader strategy by publishing director Mike Obenson to transform the fashion print product into a broader media brand proposition. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/5vW07Mk

Chanel’s Lagerfeld-Era Image Director Éric Pfrunder Dies at 74

Éric Pfrunder, a close associate of Karl Lagerfeld who helped shape Chanel’s image for decades, has died “following a long illness,” the brand said. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/7QgkhIX

How Shopify Is Empowering Entrepreneurs Through Technology

Over the past year, Shopify and BoF brought together fashion industry leaders to discuss their learnings, opportunities and challenges they face in a series of roundtables. Now, BoF shares the most actionable insights that emerged with its community. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/n89wghp

Cucinelli Sees 28% Sales Growth This Year, Strong Demand in 2023

The group, best known for its everyday cashmere outfits, now expects its revenues to grow around 28 percent in 2022 from a previous forecast of around 25 percent made in October. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/Q9vUCji

Fragrance Industry Is a Luxury Standout as Demand Keeps Roaring

Global sales of high-end fragrances began to pick up during the pandemic and have been gathering steam during the past year. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/73M1Och

Can the Right Accessory Take Crypto Mainstream?

Ledger, a maker of hardware wallets for crypto and digital assets, has teamed with the creator of the iPod for a new product it believes could make the technology more desirable to consumers. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/d1QAm6s

Resale Platform Archive Raises $15 Million Series A Round

The software company powers resale for brands including Oscar de la Renta, Sandro and The North Face, among others. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/6Otskuw

Nike’s Jordan Brand to Open First Flagship in Milan

Nike’s Jordan brand, created in collaboration with NBA All-Star Michael Jordan, is set to open its first dedicated retail flagship in Milan later this month. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/v07gOqG

Pierpaolo Piccioli, Grace Wales Bonner, Bella Hadid and Burberry Among 2022 Fashion Award Winners

The star-studded annual ceremony recognised a mix of established talent and rising stars, while also paying tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/lxpKQcF

Shein to Spend $15 Million on Factories After Labor Abuse Claims

Fast-fashion giant Shein will spend $15 million upgrading hundreds of factories after an investigation found that two of its suppliers’ warehouses are flaunting local working-hour regulations. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/b91c5FE

Nike Ends Relationship With Kyrie Irving

Nike initially suspended Irving on Nov. 4 after the NBA player shared a link to film with anti-semitic views and initially refused to apologise for his actions. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/qdurF3i

Vans Sneaker Maker VF Corp Says CEO to Retire, Names Dorer as Interim Chief

VF Corp on Monday announced chief executive Steve Rendle’s retirement and named its lead independent director Benno Dorer as interim chief executive effective immediately. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/tsMvm5X

BoF LIVE | The State of Fashion 2023

Please join us on Wednesday, 14 December at 15:00 GMT for a special #BoFLIVE, as BoF’s Imran Amed and McKinsey’s Achim Berg unpack the key findings of this year’s report. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/jwF7ztR

The World’s Fragile State and What It Means for Fashion

The global economy is in a fragile state. Geopolitical tensions, inflation and the climate crisis are heightening uncertainty and volatility — and weighing on consumer confidence. For fashion leaders, navigating this will require sharpened strategies. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/TnWDpvO

Los Angeles, the Fifth Fashion City?

Celine is the latest brand to show a collection there, further cementing Southern California’s status as a regular stop on luxury’s global circuit. That, plus what else to watch for this week. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/Ltw9yMo

Fashion’s Age of Self-Regulation Is Over

The idea that businesses will willingly sacrifice profit to reduce pollution and improve labour conditions is a “convenient fantasy.” But beefing up government oversight is a messy and slow process. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/KVSTM4q

BoF Wraps Up VOICES 2022 With Celebratory Gala

After three days of inspiring talks, guests closed out BoF’s gathering for big thinkers with a party inspired by the underground art scene parties of 1960s New York. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/pLXHI1Y

Asos Continues With Finance Chief Search, Interim CFO to Leave

Asos has led the charge to the shift in online retailing in Britain over the last decade but lately its growth has stalled, and new chief executive José Antonio Ramos Calamonte, who took the helm in June, is trying to revive profits from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/mn7V1Lx

Unpacking the Amazon Ads Opportunity for Fashion

BoF sits down with Tanner Elton, Amazon VP of US Advertising Sales, to discover how fashion brands can effectively market with Amazon Ads. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/aAS0DId

BoF VOICES 2022: Live Your Best Life

In the final session of BoF’s annual gathering, speakers from model Dennis Okwera and Coty chief Sue Y. Nabi to Nike’s Larry Miller and activist Malala Yousafzai reflected on their personal histories and inner powers. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/d6DWw38

Pantone Unveils Magenta as 2023 Colour of the Year

Viva magenta, a red tone, will encourage optimism and allude to the rise of the virtual world as well as technology such as artificial intelligence in the months to come, the company said. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/QTqLEV1

Farfetch Stock Plunges Following 2023 Forecast

Farfetch on Thursday said it expects to return to growth next year after reporting its first year-on-year decline in sales on its platforms in the third quarter. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/eMHoyQZ

How Fashion Can Build Its Own Tech Talent Pipeline

Waves of Silicon Valley layoffs may create an opportunity for companies in other industries to staff up. Retailers like Nordstrom are looking to the next generation by sponsoring college courses. from Business of Fashion https://ift.tt/fIvZXK2

Forever 21 Bets You Want to Dress Like Your Roblox Avatar

There’s no shortage of skepticism about the metaverse, but one legitimate business strategy could be using virtual worlds as a testing ground for physical products. from Business of Fashion https://www.businessoffashion.com/news/technology/forever-21-bets-you-want-to-dress-like-your-roblox-avatar/