Swarovski
Swarovski is a premium jewellery company founded in 1895 in Austria, specialising in crystal and gemstone-embellished jewellery and accessories, as well as watches, home décor and lighting.
Michèle in Lamyland
How Michèle Lamy fused boxing, art and fashion for a knockout intervention at London’s Selfridges.
Michèle in Lamyland
How Michèle Lamy fused boxing, art and fashion for a knockout intervention at London’s Selfridges.
Public School Bows Out of NYFW
Founders Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow will pivot to a direct-to-consumer model in the spring of 2018.
Public School Bows Out of NYFW
Founders Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow will pivot to a direct-to-consumer model in the spring of 2018.
Nascent Luxury Group Naga Makes Early Moves
Armed with $50 million, industry veterans Damien Dernoncourt and Sagra Maceira de Rosen's new holding company has taken a stake in niche French beauty brand Talika and plans to announce a jewellery investment in 2018.
Nascent Luxury Group Naga Makes Early Moves
Armed with $50 million, industry veterans Damien Dernoncourt and Sagra Maceira de Rosen's new holding company has taken a stake in niche French beauty brand Talika and plans to announce a jewellery investment in 2018.
Bits & Bytes | Amazon Launches in Australia, Swarovski's AR App
This week, Amazon began retail operations in Australia, while Swarovski introduced an AR holiday experience.
Bits & Bytes | Amazon Launches in Australia, Swarovski's AR App
This week, Amazon began retail operations in Australia, while Swarovski introduced an AR holiday experience.
Karlie Kloss on How Coding Empowers Girls
The model and founder of Kode With Klossy tells BoF’s Imran Amed at #BoFVOICES how she discovered programming and its powerful implications for young women. Watch now.
Karlie Kloss on How Coding Empowers Girls
The model and founder of Kode With Klossy tells BoF’s Imran Amed at #BoFVOICES how she discovered programming and its powerful implications for young women. Watch now.
René Caovilla Wants to Be the Moncler of Luxury Footwear
The nearly 100-year-old maker of some of the most expensive shoes in the world has grown exponentially in the past decade. Can the family-run business become a global brand?
René Caovilla Wants to Be the Moncler of Luxury Footwear
The nearly 100-year-old maker of some of the most expensive shoes in the world has grown exponentially in the past decade. Can the family-run business become a global brand?
Halpern's Glittering Escapism
Michael Halpern continued to do what he knows best — presenting saturated sequin throwbacks to the glory days of Studio 54 — but that’s no bad thing at this stage in his career.
Halpern's Glittering Escapism
Michael Halpern continued to do what he knows best — presenting saturated sequin throwbacks to the glory days of Studio 54 — but that’s no bad thing at this stage in his career.
What’s Next for the CFDA?
CFDA chief executive Steven Kolb and chairwoman Diane von Furstenberg outline their plans for the future amidst criticism and a designer exodus from New York Fashion Week.
What’s Next for the CFDA?
CFDA chief executive Steven Kolb and chairwoman Diane von Furstenberg outline their plans for the future amidst criticism and a designer exodus from New York Fashion Week.
Giovanna Battaglia Engelbert Stages Bergdorf Goodman Takeover
The stylist and Instagram darling has partnered with the luxury department store on a pop-up shop, t-shirt collection and window display in honour of her new tome, Gio_Graphy.
Giovanna Battaglia Engelbert Stages Bergdorf Goodman Takeover
The stylist and Instagram darling has partnered with the luxury department store on a pop-up shop, t-shirt collection and window display in honour of her new tome, Gio_Graphy.
Alibaba vs JD.com: China’s Online Titans Battle for Asia
From acquisitions and investments to the deployment of drones and encrypted messaging apps, China’s e-commerce giants are gearing up for war in Southeast Asia’s $52 billion fashion market.
Alibaba vs JD.com: China’s Online Titans Battle for Asia
From acquisitions and investments to the deployment of drones and encrypted messaging apps, China’s e-commerce giants are gearing up for war in Southeast Asia’s $52 billion fashion market.