The first two years of the pandemic were dire for wedding and bridal brands. The lack of nuptials and events pushed some brands close to bankruptcy. But 2022 was just the opposite, providing brands that survived the prior two years the boost they needed to get back on their feet....

Last week, Adidas and Allbirds both reported grim tidings from their earnings reports, while Khaite announced a new investment partner.

With both cities being important fashion capitals in the country — and California and New York being the number one and number three largest economies in the country, respectively — brands that sell in both need to understand the differences.

This week’s episode is all about Paris Fashion Week. Topics include Balenciaga’s contrite show devoid of any edge or provocation, Coperni’s Boston Dynamics robot guest appearance and Paris's strong Ukrainian fashion presence.

The high end of Claire’s reach is expanding this week with the opening of a new store in Paris. The store was designed by Nicola Formichetti, former designer of Diesel and Mugler, who was appointed Claire's creative director in residence in November 2022.

Direct-to-consumer outerwear brand The Arrivals spent most of its first nine years in existence as a New York-based outerwear brand known for its leather jackets. But in 2019, co-founder and CEO Jeff Johnson relocated to San Francisco while the brand’s operations remained based in New York. The brand's bicoastal setup...

Last week, luxury repair company The Restory abruptly shut down, highlighting the logistical challenges of circular fashion. Elsewhere, Warby Parker posted surging revenue despite its pullback on marketing, while Nike was hit with an accusation of wage theft.

This episode is all about Milan Fashion Week. Following our previous episodes on New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week, we talk about all the news from Milan, including the launch of Matthieu Blazy’s latest collection for Bottega Veneta, the lack of diversity in the Italian fashion industry and...

On the earnings call on Tuesday, Moncler’s chief corporate and supply officer, Luciano Santel, said the company's revenue growth was due to the company developing categories including footwear in order to become a “year-round brand.”