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Instagram Killed the Fashion Magazine. What Happens Now?
The photo- and video-sharing app has replaced print magazines as the primary way people discover fashion, becoming the foundation on which the industry has built everything from new labels to a $1.6 billion influencer economy. But change is coming.
Instagram Killed the Fashion Magazine. What Happens Now?
The photo- and video-sharing app has replaced print magazines as the primary way people discover fashion, becoming the foundation on which the industry has built everything from new labels to a $1.6 billion influencer economy. But change is coming.
What’s Next for Farfetch After a Blockbuster IPO?
The fashion platform had a wildly enthusiastic reception on Wall Street. Here’s how the company plans to maintain the momentum.
What’s Next for Farfetch After a Blockbuster IPO?
The fashion platform had a wildly enthusiastic reception on Wall Street. Here’s how the company plans to maintain the momentum.
Shopify Posts Bigger Quarterly Loss as Costs Soar
Total operating expenses rose 63.2 percent, as the company invests heavily in upgrading and introducing technologies to attract big and small merchants.
Shopify Posts Bigger Quarterly Loss as Costs Soar
Total operating expenses rose 63.2 percent, as the company invests heavily in upgrading and introducing technologies to attract big and small merchants.
Is Video the Future of Online Shopping?
While platforms like YouTube don’t have integrated e-commerce, video-streaming apps in China, and now the West, are driving more and more sales.
Is Video the Future of Online Shopping?
While platforms like YouTube don’t have integrated e-commerce, video-streaming apps in China, and now the West, are driving more and more sales.
Bits & Bytes | Dolce & Gabbana Sends Drones Down the Runway, JD.com's Blockchain Accelerator
This week, Dolce & Gabbana uses drones instead of models at Milan Fashion Week, while JD.com launches accelerator for blockchain start-ups.
Bits & Bytes | Dolce & Gabbana Sends Drones Down the Runway, JD.com's Blockchain Accelerator
This week, Dolce & Gabbana uses drones instead of models at Milan Fashion Week, while JD.com launches accelerator for blockchain start-ups.
Shopify Beats Estimates But Signs Emerge of Slowing Growth
Overall revenue surged 71 percent to $222.8 million in the fourth quarter, beating the Wall Street consensus of $209.48 million.
Shopify Beats Estimates But Signs Emerge of Slowing Growth
Overall revenue surged 71 percent to $222.8 million in the fourth quarter, beating the Wall Street consensus of $209.48 million.
Fashion in 2018 | 06. Mobile Obsessed
As mobile-first consumers are choosing the convenience of using their phones for transactions, fashion companies will in 2018 begin to realise the opportunities this brings.
Fashion in 2018 | 06. Mobile Obsessed
As mobile-first consumers are choosing the convenience of using their phones for transactions, fashion companies will in 2018 begin to realise the opportunities this brings.
Fashion Wakes Up to Podcasts
Podcasts are one of the fastest growing forms of media, although monetisation remains a challenge. Can fashion make a successful go of it?
Fashion Wakes Up to Podcasts
Podcasts are one of the fastest growing forms of media, although monetisation remains a challenge. Can fashion make a successful go of it?
Shopify Merchants Will Soon Be Able to Sell Through EBay
The move adds another outlet for Shopify’s roughly 400,000 users, though the EBay integration will be available initially only for US customers selling in US dollars.
Shopify Merchants Will Soon Be Able to Sell Through EBay
The move adds another outlet for Shopify’s roughly 400,000 users, though the EBay integration will be available initially only for US customers selling in US dollars.
Op-Ed | How Small Will Beat Big and Save the Fashion Industry
The status quo spells certain death for design-driven brands unless they tap new technologies and Economies of Small, argues Lawrence Lenihan.
Op-Ed | How Small Will Beat Big and Save the Fashion Industry
The status quo spells certain death for design-driven brands unless they tap new technologies and Economies of Small, argues Lawrence Lenihan.