Welcome to The Debrief, a new weekly podcast from The Business of Fashion, where we go beyond the gl
Background:As the year comes to a close, BoF’s executive editor Brian Baskin and senior corresponden
In the late 2010s, and particularly after George Floyd’s murder in 2020, the fashion industry appear
Resale is no longer confined to thrift stores or niche platforms; it has grown into a roughly $50 bi
Background:Over the past year, the pristine image luxury brands have built on their links to artisan
The beauty industry has witnessed a wave of disruptors rise and fall. Brands like Anastasia Beverly
For nearly a decade, the luxury sector has experienced what seemed like limitless growth, with brand
In recent years, sports has provided a rich ground for fashion partnerships. Where even three years
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The beauty industry thrives on virality, but in the age of social media, that can be a double-edged
The influencer landscape has shifted dramatically over the last decade. While the image of influence
For decades, department stores were symbols of American retail success, but their shine has long sin
A style renaissance that changed how many men dress – mostly for the better – has congealed int
Luxury fashion remains an exclusive club, where leadership positions are often filled from within ti
Shein has fundamentally changed the fashion market, challenging fast fashion giants that were not so
Nike’s streak as the undisputed leader in the activewear category spans generations, but the brand i
As the first female, Black, and South Asian Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris’s eve
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Many of fashion’s largest manufacturing hubs, particularly in South and Southeast Asia, are increasi
Occasionwear’s late-pandemic comeback may have felt like a reactionary fluke, but retailers and desi
