The Business of Fashion
The Business of Fashion is a next-generation media company recognised around the world for its authoritative, analytical point of view on the global fashion and beauty industries. Founded by Imran Amed in 2007, BoF serves members in more than 125 countries.
The BoF Podcast Episode 47: Fashion in the Age of Biofabrication
Biofabrication is set to shake up the $100-billion business of leather goods, explains Modern Meadow's Andras Forgacs.
The BoF Podcast Episode 47: Fashion in the Age of Biofabrication
Biofabrication is set to shake up the $100-billion business of leather goods, explains Modern Meadow's Andras Forgacs.
Bits & Bytes | The RealReal Hunts for Funding, Robots to Replace Humans in Retail
This week, the luxury resale company wants to raise $100 million in funding, while JD.com's Richard Liu says AI will take over retail.
Bits & Bytes | The RealReal Hunts for Funding, Robots to Replace Humans in Retail
This week, the luxury resale company wants to raise $100 million in funding, while JD.com's Richard Liu says AI will take over retail.
LVMH Faces $10 Million Suit by Makeup Artist
The makeup artist Sammy Mourabit is suing LVMH for ‘fraudulent inducement to contract’ after the French group allegedly cancelled an agreement to join cosmetics brand Make Up For Ever as global artistic director.
LVMH Faces $10 Million Suit by Makeup Artist
The makeup artist Sammy Mourabit is suing LVMH for ‘fraudulent inducement to contract’ after the French group allegedly cancelled an agreement to join cosmetics brand Make Up For Ever as global artistic director.
The BoF Podcast Episode 46: The Science of Feel
Lululemon’s Dr Tom Waller explains why the way clothing feels matters as much as the way it looks.
The BoF Podcast Episode 46: The Science of Feel
Lululemon’s Dr Tom Waller explains why the way clothing feels matters as much as the way it looks.
Op-Ed | It’s Time for Vogue Africa
With international editions of Vogue for the Middle East, Latin America and more recently for Poland and even the Czech Republic, calls for Vogue Africa are growing louder.
Op-Ed | It’s Time for Vogue Africa
With international editions of Vogue for the Middle East, Latin America and more recently for Poland and even the Czech Republic, calls for Vogue Africa are growing louder.
Can LVMH Disrupt Itself?
The world’s largest luxury group has been slow to seize the digital opportunity. Now, it’s trying to disrupt itself before it’s disrupted by others.
Can LVMH Disrupt Itself?
The world’s largest luxury group has been slow to seize the digital opportunity. Now, it’s trying to disrupt itself before it’s disrupted by others.
Op-Ed | Fast Retailing's Overseas Push is Paying Off
The Japanese Uniqlo owner is defying retail woes, with its foreign sales push and strong domestic demand paying dividends.
Op-Ed | Fast Retailing's Overseas Push is Paying Off
The Japanese Uniqlo owner is defying retail woes, with its foreign sales push and strong domestic demand paying dividends.
The BoF Podcast Episode 45: What Can Fashion Learn From a Sharing Economy?
Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia discusses his approach to innovation and how the sharing economy can power philanthropy for the 21st century.
The BoF Podcast Episode 45: What Can Fashion Learn From a Sharing Economy?
Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia discusses his approach to innovation and how the sharing economy can power philanthropy for the 21st century.
The BoF Podcast: Inside Scott Sternberg’s Direct-to-Consumer Comeback
This week on Inside Fashion, the founder of Band of Outsiders talks to Imran Amed about his new apparel brand and the secret to creating a successful fashion business in the digital age.
The BoF Podcast: Inside Scott Sternberg’s Direct-to-Consumer Comeback
This week on Inside Fashion, the founder of Band of Outsiders talks to Imran Amed about his new apparel brand and the secret to creating a successful fashion business in the digital age.
Op-Ed | The Cultural Appropriation Paradox
Globalisation makes cultural appropriation unavoidable, while social media platforms make it undeniable, observes Liroy Choufan.
Op-Ed | The Cultural Appropriation Paradox
Globalisation makes cultural appropriation unavoidable, while social media platforms make it undeniable, observes Liroy Choufan.