Stuart Weitzman
Stuart Weitzman was founded in New York in 1986 by its namesake American shoe designer. The luxury footwear brand is owned by multinational fashion conglomerate Tapestry.
Stuart Weitzman: Innovation Through Inclusivity
BoF meets the chief marketing officer of Stuart Weitzman, Behnaz Ghahramani, who shares how the company's values of optimism and inclusivity make its employees the "masters of their own destiny."
Stuart Weitzman: Innovation Through Inclusivity
BoF meets the chief marketing officer of Stuart Weitzman, Behnaz Ghahramani, who shares how the company's values of optimism and inclusivity make its employees the "masters of their own destiny."
Tapestry: Building Its Brands Around Creativity
In a new series, BoF explores the culture of creative expression and empowerment that is driving Tapestry’s momentum. In this feature, we sit down with Tapestry chief executive Victor Luis to discover the cultural values that unite the group.
Tapestry: Building Its Brands Around Creativity
In a new series, BoF explores the culture of creative expression and empowerment that is driving Tapestry’s momentum. In this feature, we sit down with Tapestry chief executive Victor Luis to discover the cultural values that unite the group.
Can 'China Day' Live Up to the Hype?
As trade war tensions come to a head in Beijing, US-China relations will be stronger than ever on New York Fashion Week's China Day runway.
Can 'China Day' Live Up to the Hype?
As trade war tensions come to a head in Beijing, US-China relations will be stronger than ever on New York Fashion Week's China Day runway.
China’s Best-Selling Brands You’ve Never Heard Of
Brands like Uniqlo and Canada Goose are making bank in China, but humble homegrown alternatives were the real winners during this year’s Spring Festival shopping sprees.
China’s Best-Selling Brands You’ve Never Heard Of
Brands like Uniqlo and Canada Goose are making bank in China, but humble homegrown alternatives were the real winners during this year’s Spring Festival shopping sprees.
Saks Shuts Downtown Store in Cutthroat Manhattan Retail Wars
The failure of the women’s shop highlights intensifying competition in New York's department-store battlefield.
Saks Shuts Downtown Store in Cutthroat Manhattan Retail Wars
The failure of the women’s shop highlights intensifying competition in New York's department-store battlefield.
Tapestry, One Year In
Chief executive Victor Luis talks China, challenges at Stuart Weitzman and high hopes for Kate Spade New York.
Tapestry, One Year In
Chief executive Victor Luis talks China, challenges at Stuart Weitzman and high hopes for Kate Spade New York.
Tapestry Beats Sales Estimates on Demand for Kate Spade Bags
The maker of Coach handbags and Stuart Weitzman footwear reported net income of $122.3 million in its third-quarter.
Tapestry Beats Sales Estimates on Demand for Kate Spade Bags
The maker of Coach handbags and Stuart Weitzman footwear reported net income of $122.3 million in its third-quarter.
How to Hire for Fashion’s New World Order
Rebooting analogue organisations for a digital world starts with building the right team with the right talent profile.
How to Hire for Fashion’s New World Order
Rebooting analogue organisations for a digital world starts with building the right team with the right talent profile.
Longchamp's Plan to Stay Competitive Amid Luxury Consolidation
The family-owned company is doubling down on the US and China, while amplifying its fashion offering. But as more of its peers sell to bigger groups, is it enough?
Longchamp's Plan to Stay Competitive Amid Luxury Consolidation
The family-owned company is doubling down on the US and China, while amplifying its fashion offering. But as more of its peers sell to bigger groups, is it enough?
Donatella: ‘Versace Is Going to Stay a Luxury Brand’
On the heels of the newly minted Capri Holdings' $2.1 billion acquisition of the Italian house, Donatella Versace, group head John D Idol and chief executive Jonathan Akeroyd talk future strategy.
Donatella: ‘Versace Is Going to Stay a Luxury Brand’
On the heels of the newly minted Capri Holdings' $2.1 billion acquisition of the Italian house, Donatella Versace, group head John D Idol and chief executive Jonathan Akeroyd talk future strategy.