On this week’s episode, we talk about TikTok’s music shakeup and recent investment in e-commerce, H&M's new CEO and 2023 earnings report, and Lyst's latest quarterly Index revealing the buzziest fashion brands and styles.

Pinterest has become one of the biggest predictors and shapers of what wedding trends look like in upcoming seasons, and it’s for that reason that Anthropologie began working with Pinterest last year to help grow its wedding business. On Thursday, Anthropologie and Pinterest unveiled their biggest collaboration yet with Pinterest...

Over the last decade, Carleton has prioritized trying new things. On Thursday, one of those brand experiments got off the ground, with the launch of Filson's first collection targeted toward women. The collection is available on the brand's e-commerce site and in its 14 stores.

Last week, LVMH's earnings report showed the company bucking the trend of slowing luxury sales. CEO Bernard Arnault said he expects the U.S. election this year to further boost the company's revenue.

As customer acquisition for direct sales gets increasingly expensive, brands are seeing the wisdom in having a strong wholesale business that can leverage retailers' reach to bring in new customers.

This week, we discuss the backlash brands are facing for the use of generative AI, the shuttering of Neighborhood Goods and what it means for DTC brands, and the ongoing trouble facing Saks Fifth Avenue and its parent company HBC as it struggles with liquidity.

Arkhouse Management and Brigade Capital Management offered a combined $5.8 billion to buy Macy’s, but on Sunday, Macy's board rejected the offer. It cited both financial concerns and worries that Arkhouse and Brigade don’t have the necessary experience and knowledge to successfully operate a retail company.

Last week, a number of fashion brands saw their share prices drop even as their revenues started to return to normal after a slow 2023.

Kurt Geiger and Levi’s are just two of the fashion brands who are recognizing the growth potential of Latin America as a retail market. The whole region is expect to grow as a retail market by around 9% annually over the next four years. The French government agency Business France...