Danny Parisi

Danny Parisi

Danny Parisi

  • To get Jeff Staple’s latest sneaker collab, you have to vote

    Jeff Staple, sneaker designer and outspoken personality in the streetwear world, has a new sneaker drop coming in collaboration with Dominic “The Shoe Surgeon” Ciambrone, creator of custom sneakers, and Nike. Potential buyers can line up for the virtual drop in a secret online shop and win the sneakers when they...

  • louis vuitton ny soho4 fashion brands with SoHo stores on the future of the NYC shopping district

    SoHo, long one of New York’s most desirable retail hubs, has been undergoing a transformation since the pandemic began. For years, it’s been the go-to neighborhood for hip, mostly-online brands looking to make the most impact in brick-and-mortar with the fewest number of stores. It’s not uncommon for brands to...

  • Inside fast fashion’s exodus from physical retail

    After being forced to temporarily close its stores for months, fast fashion is pulling away from its overextension in brick-and-mortar retail to focus on online sales.

  • Ramping up sustainability efforts, Madewell launches Recycled Shop

    Madewell joins the growing list of brands like Adidas and Lafayette 148 that have identified the materials step in the supply chain as an area where larger fashion brands can have a bigger impact. The scale at which some brands produce means that small changes can add up to a...

  • trr x gucciGucci embraces resale in latest move to win over Gen Z

    A major part of Gucci's strategy in the last year has been to focus on younger consumers and, to do that, it's working to reduce its carbon footprint and embrace new ideas around circularity. The brand has promoted these ideas through podcasts and videos under the Equilibrium banner, which is...

  • fred perry shirtWhite supremacist groups are co-opting fashion brands for recruitment purposes

    The Proud Boys, a U.S. right-wing group, had made the Fred Perry polo with its gold and black laurel design an unofficial uniform for its members, most notably when dozens of their members wore matching shirts to a rally in Portland last week. The brand denounced any usage of its designs...

  • Retailers are hyping QR codes as key to safe shopping

    Despite being around since the 1990s, QR code technology has never made a truly noticeable impact on the world of retail. But the pandemic is leading fashion brands and retailers to try anything to convince customers that stores are safe, disinfecting constantly, limiting foot traffic and making as much of...

  • Running shoe brand On launches a sneaker membership model

    The service, which launched on Sept. 15, is $30 a month. To start, subscribers get a pair of On’s Cyclon running shoes, which are made from recycled materials. Six months in, they get a new pair of Cyclons sent to them in the mail, and they send the old shoes...

  • Suitsupply bets on New York’s retail recovery with expansion of SoHo store

    On Thursday, the brand opened two new additional floors and the rooftop of its NYC store in SoHo, which was previously only two floors. The added floors will mainly be used for one-on-one shopping appointments and private events. De Jong said his hope is that the pent-up desire for shopping...