5723 Results for ‘fashion’
  • The state of luxury e-commerce in China

    Long wary of selling online in China, where retail platforms are riddled with counterfeits, luxury brands are changing their tune. Chinese luxury shopping is switching gears to domestic channels, and e-commerce in the region promises a much-needed boost of revenue for luxury brands.

  • Inside Bonsoir Paris, a go-to design studio of Nike, Hermès and Rihanna

    Since launching in Paris in 2010, Bonsoir Paris has worked on creative projects ranging from designing a pop-up shop for Nike to creating a set for a Rihanna performance. Ben Sandler, the studio’s managing director, walked us through its recent work and why it continues to be popular among top...

  • eBay dips its toes in fashion with Project Runway partnership

    Clothing on Project Runway's latest season can be directly shopped off the runway on eBay, for the first time. While proceeds go to charity, agency experts say the partnership is huge for eBay, and is a just another example of the wider shift to see-now-buy-now and increasing audience engagement.

  • Cheat sheet: Department stores are nearing a death spiral

    Results are in, and it's bleak: Department stores are missing investor expectations and watching sales drop across the board. To regroup, company-wide strategies are being introduced to speed up processes, use physical stores to their advantage and cut back on promotions.

  • Stitch Fix is latest to start selling clothing in bigger sizes

    As traditional clothing brands continue to ignore the pressure to offer expanded sizes, subscription styling companies like Stitch Fix are beating them to the punch.

  • Inside The Dreslyn’s small-is-beautiful approach to e-commerce

    Attention to every detail is what has made The Dreslyn a standout in today’s crowded market, where Amazon is the prevailing benchmark. Focused on catering to a specific shopper versus attracting the masses, the retailer is essentially the antithesis of a juggernaut — its recent, rapid growth notwithstanding.

  • Day in the Life: Appear Here founder Ross Bailey

    Ross Bailey launched Appear Here -- which has raised $21 million and worked with brands from Nike to Givenchy -- in 2013. The site features a comprehensive listing of available pop-up spaces across London, Paris and New York City, and facilitates the rental process in the same vein as Airbnb....

  • Day in the Life: Cosmopolitan.com editor Amy Odell

    Since launching her career as an outsider "from the back row," Amy Odell has been rising up the ranks of fashion media. Today, she's the editor of Cosmpolitan.com, where she coordinates content with Cosmo's print editor, leads Redbook.com and oversees Cosmopolitan's Snapchat Discover channel. Here's a typical day in her...

  • Map: Where to go, what to eat during fashion week

    After New York Fashion Week was relocated from Manhattan’s Lincoln Center to Spring Studios last year, fashion week goers have had to adjust to a new schedule and adopt a refined strategy for schlepping between shows.

  • Burberry makes its London Fashion Week show a weeklong event

    Burberry is known as one the most digital-forward luxury brands, but at London's Fashion Week Monday, the brand is taking one step further and hosting a week long event around its show. The idea is to bring to life the inspiration behind the collection using theatrical performances, sculpting and painting...

  • Glossy 101: How retailers are using geofencing to drive sales

    As the rise of e-commerce continues to transform the retail space, brands are increasingly turning to technology to strengthen the appeal of in-store shopping. Case in point: the growing popularity of geofencing, which allows companies to target consumers with special deals or advertisements within designated virtual boundaries.

  • VC Nisha Dua: Investing in women is ‘a competitive advantage’

    Nisha Dua, a partner in BBG Ventures, knows that investing in women is not only important to driving gender parity, it's lucrative.