London Fashion Week Fall 2025 has a new, pared-down look as more brands ditch costly shows in favor of intimate dinners, digital drops and new formats. With sponsorships dwindling and financial pressures mounting, designers are rethinking how — and if — they show.

Luxury M&A heats up as the fallout from the Tapestry-Capri merger drives brand sell-offs, with Stuart Weitzman, Versace and Jimmy Choo in play.

Burberry employees are pushing back against sudden return-to-office mandates under new leadership, raising concerns over flexibility, morale and the brand’s shifting culture.

Fashion legend Norma Kamali joins the Glossy Podcast to discuss her latest NYFW collection, the role of AI in preserving design legacies and what’s next for her brand, including expanding to new product categories and evolving the iconic sleeping bag coat.

While the rest of luxury slows, Hermès posted a 15% sales surge in 2024 — powered by exclusivity, quiet luxury and relentless demand.

As Kering seeks stabilization and Mytheresa accelerates its digital and experiential strategy, the contrast between these luxury players underscores the evolving landscape, where heritage must meet innovation to stay relevant.

As Trump’s renewed tariff threats shake up the fashion industry, brands are turning to tariff engineering to protect their margins. But where’s the line between smart strategy and legal risk?

Corporate Core dominated NYFW as brands like 5000, Khaite, and Calvin Klein redefined power dressing with sharp tailoring, leather details and cultural commentary.

Ralph Lauren delivered double-digit growth this holiday season, fueled by AI-driven marketing, new store formats and booming sales in China. The brand added nearly 2 million new customers and saw major wins in womenswear, handbags and digital sales.