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This Designer Turns Your Life Into Custom Suit Lining
LifestyleThis Designer Turns Your Life Into Custom Suit Lining
By Billy LyonsNovember 17, 2019
11 Honoré x Diane von Furstenberg: Launch Event
RetailWhy Fashion Designers Are Finally Starting to Stitch Up High-End Apparel for Plus-Size Women
By Kristin LarsonNovember 11, 2019
Catbird jewelry studio
RetailFrom In-House Jewelers’ Benches to Recycled Gems, Sustainable Business Practices Make Catbird Shine
By Kate DwyerNovember 5, 2019
Kate Spade store
RetailHow the New Tapestry CEO Plans to Brighten Up the Fading Kate Spade Brand
By Phil WahbaNovember 5, 2019
PARIS, FRANCE - JUNE 22: Li Ning (C) attends the backstage prior to the Li-Ning Menswear Spring Summer 2020 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on June 22, 2019 in Paris, France. (Photo by Kay-Paris Fernandes/Getty Images for Li-Ning)
RetailNike and Adidas Are Caught Between China and the NBA. That’s Fine With Li Ning
By Grady McGregorOctober 25, 2019
Sneakers sit in stacked clear boxes at the office of Nice, an online sneaker trading platform, in Beijing, China, on Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2019. Across China, more than 10 million monthly active users frequent online-resale apps for sneakers, such as Poizon, Nice and DoNew, according to Chinese data-mining company QuestMobile. While many products suffer from the effects of the trade war, pairs of collectible sneakers are flying off the shelves, and that's attracting the attention of U.S. sneaker exchanges like StockX and GOAT. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg via Getty Images
RetailNBA Clash? Slowing Economy? Don’t Tell China’s Sneakerheads. Their Market Is Booming
By BloombergOctober 18, 2019
Death and Co Bar-Fashion Collabs
RetailDo Fashion Collaborations Actually Make Restaurants Money?
By Billy LyonsOctober 5, 2019
2018 E! People's Choice Awards - Show
LifestyleKardashian Kloset Catapults the Famous Family Into the Resale Industry
By Kate BowersOctober 4, 2019
NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 12: A Forever 21 store stands in Herald Square in Manhattan on September 12, 2019 in New York City. The Wall Street Journal reported that the retail chain is planning to file for bankruptcy as soon as Sunday. The company is refuting these reports and said they plan to continue operating a vast majority of their U.S. stores. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
RetailForever 21 Adds to Retail Apocalypse With Its Own Bankruptcy Filing
By Eliza Ronalds-Hannon, Lauren Coleman-Lochner and BloombergSeptember 30, 2019
Gucci Straight Jacket Gucci Spring Summer 2020 Milan Show
RetailGucci Stirs Up Controversy With Straitjackets in Milan Runway Show
By Kristin LarsonSeptember 26, 2019
Bye, Athleisure. Lululemon and Athleta Want You to Live Your Best ‘Ath-Lifestyle’
RetailBye, Athleisure. Lululemon and Athleta Want You to Live Your Best ‘Ath-Lifestyle’
By Kate BowersSeptember 24, 2019
As Benetton’s ‘Design Shift’ Boosts Sales, It Considers Opening U.S. Stores Again
RetailAs Benetton’s ‘Design Shift’ Boosts Sales, It Considers Opening U.S. Stores Again
By Colleen Barry and The Associated PressSeptember 18, 2019
Walmart Takes a New Turn at Being More Fashionable
RetailWalmart Takes a New Turn at Being More Fashionable
By Matthew Boyle and BloombergSeptember 17, 2019
Testing the Luxury Shoe Market With a Salon on Wheels
RetailTesting the Luxury Shoe Market With a Salon on Wheels
By Kate BowersSeptember 16, 2019
British Fashion Officials Warn of Financial Woes From a No-Deal Brexit
RetailBritish Fashion Officials Warn of Financial Woes From a No-Deal Brexit
By Gregory Katz and The Associated PressSeptember 13, 2019
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