The Best of BoF 2015 | BoF Exclusive

Condé Nast to Transform Style.com into Global E-Commerce Player
The Business of Fashion can exclusively reveal that Condé Nast will launch its long-anticipated e-commerce venture this autumn under the company's existing brand Style.com.

Inside Giorgio Armani's Fashion Legacy
Does Giorgio Armani have a plan to secure his legacy? Last week, as he celebrated his 40th year in business with a party to open Armani/Silos, a new museum showcasing his vast archive, Mr Armani spoke exclusively to BoF 's Imran Amed in his only video interview to mark the occasion.

Inditex: Agile Fashion Force
Is it possible for a fashion company like Inditex — working at this scale and moving this fast — to be sustainable?

Raf Simons Speaks to Cathy Horyn on the Speed of Fashion
Before he announced his exit from Dior, Raf Simons spoke to Cathy Horyn for a piece that appeared in System magazine. Today, BoF brings you an exclusive excerpt of that conversation, revealing the designers thoughts on the speed of fashion.

How Burberry is Rebuilding Its Japan Business
On June 30, Burberry's lucrative 35-year licensing deal with Sanyo Shokai came to a quiet close, enabling Burberry to take direct control of its Japanese business. How will the brand manage the transition and make up the shortfall?

Nike to Launch Collaboration with Chitose Abe's Sacai
BoF can exclusively reveal that Nike is set to launch a new fashion collaboration with Chitose Abe's inventive Japanese label Sacai.

Quiet High-Street Rebel Cos Accelerates Global Expansion
Minimalist label Cos has quietly reimagined high-street fashion. Managing director Marie Honda tells BoF about its plans for global expansion.

Michele Momentum Means No Markdowns at Gucci
As Alessandro Michele is named International Fashion Designer of the Year at the British Fashion Awards, Gucci CEO Marco Bizzarri reveals why the designer's first two collections will not be marked down.

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