Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren is an American fashion brand, founded by the designer Ralph Lauren in 1967 in New York. The company produces apparel, accessories, footwear and home collections, with lines including Polo Ralph Lauren and Ralph Lauren Purple Label.
Power Moves | Stuart Weitzman Steps Down, Buscemi's New CEO, Zimmermann President
This week, Stuart Weitzman is stepping down as creative director after nearly 30 years at the helm of his brand, while Buscemi has appointed a new chief executive officer.
Power Moves | Stuart Weitzman Steps Down, Buscemi's New CEO, Zimmermann President
This week, Stuart Weitzman is stepping down as creative director after nearly 30 years at the helm of his brand, while Buscemi has appointed a new chief executive officer.
Ralph Lauren Losing Battle for America’s Preppies
While the power of prep lives on, Ralph Lauren has lately ceded ground to newer competitors that have added twists to the old look.
Ralph Lauren Losing Battle for America’s Preppies
While the power of prep lives on, Ralph Lauren has lately ceded ground to newer competitors that have added twists to the old look.
Ralph Lauren Profit Tops Estimates on Larsson’s Turnaround Plan
Ralph Lauren reported first-quarter profit that exceeded analysts’ estimates as new chief executive officer Stefan Larsson’s turnaround plan takes hold.
Ralph Lauren Profit Tops Estimates on Larsson’s Turnaround Plan
Ralph Lauren reported first-quarter profit that exceeded analysts’ estimates as new chief executive officer Stefan Larsson’s turnaround plan takes hold.
American Luxury Companies Remain Cautious as Weak Traffic Weighs on Sales
Despite posting earnings that topped analysts’ estimates for their most recent quarters, Coach, Ralph Lauren and Michael Kors have all offered less-than-rosy forecasts.
American Luxury Companies Remain Cautious as Weak Traffic Weighs on Sales
Despite posting earnings that topped analysts’ estimates for their most recent quarters, Coach, Ralph Lauren and Michael Kors have all offered less-than-rosy forecasts.
How PETA Won the Angora Debate and What It Means for Fashion
Though some argue angora rabbit fur can be shorn for wool without harming animals, PETA’s 2013 campaign compelled hundreds of major brands to stop using the fibre, radically reducing the trade.
How PETA Won the Angora Debate and What It Means for Fashion
Though some argue angora rabbit fur can be shorn for wool without harming animals, PETA’s 2013 campaign compelled hundreds of major brands to stop using the fibre, radically reducing the trade.
How Fashion Is Framing Olympic Athletes for Rio 2016
In the run-up to the Rio Olympics, magazines across the world are featuring athletes in a fusion of fashion and sport. Meaningful tribute or superficial spotlight?
How Fashion Is Framing Olympic Athletes for Rio 2016
In the run-up to the Rio Olympics, magazines across the world are featuring athletes in a fusion of fashion and sport. Meaningful tribute or superficial spotlight?
BoF Exclusive | The Second Coming of Thakoon
Designer Thakoon Panichgul, president Lucy Yi and investor Vivian Chou lay out the ‘designer fashion now’ strategy for the next iteration of Thakoon.
BoF Exclusive | The Second Coming of Thakoon
Designer Thakoon Panichgul, president Lucy Yi and investor Vivian Chou lay out the ‘designer fashion now’ strategy for the next iteration of Thakoon.
At New York Men’s Shows, the Runway Takes Backseat to Bigger Issues
New York Fashion Week: Men’s may have its limits, but the discussion swirling around the shows gave the event relevance.
At New York Men’s Shows, the Runway Takes Backseat to Bigger Issues
New York Fashion Week: Men’s may have its limits, but the discussion swirling around the shows gave the event relevance.
Op-Ed | Luxury Goods Have Lost Their Shine
Economic uncertainty stretching from China to Europe, along with global stock market and currency swings, have hit consumer confidence of high-income shoppers in the US, which doesn't bode well for luxury demand, argue Andrea Felsted and Shelly Banjo.
Op-Ed | Luxury Goods Have Lost Their Shine
Economic uncertainty stretching from China to Europe, along with global stock market and currency swings, have hit consumer confidence of high-income shoppers in the US, which doesn't bode well for luxury demand, argue Andrea Felsted and Shelly Banjo.
Luxury's Brexit Bloodbath
The selling tsunami which immediately followed Brexit has left the Savigny Luxury index lost at sea this month.
Luxury's Brexit Bloodbath
The selling tsunami which immediately followed Brexit has left the Savigny Luxury index lost at sea this month.