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: Inside Fashion with Imran Amed and Musa Tariq
Digital marketing expert Musa Tariq speaks to Imran Amed about technological change, why authenticity matters and the challenges facing fashion today.
The BoF Podcast: Inside Fashion with Imran Amed and Musa Tariq
Digital marketing expert Musa Tariq speaks to Imran Amed about technological change, why authenticity matters and the challenges facing fashion today.
The BoF Podcast Episode 32: Beautycon’s Moj Mahdara on the ‘Pivotal’ Generation
The Beautycon chief executive shares the results of her survey on 'Pivotals,' the super-generation aged 13 to 34.
The BoF Podcast Episode 32: Beautycon’s Moj Mahdara on the ‘Pivotal’ Generation
The Beautycon chief executive shares the results of her survey on 'Pivotals,' the super-generation aged 13 to 34.
Marc Jacobs Hires New Designer for Lower-Priced Product Push
LVMH has tapped Baja East's John Targon to lead the company's contemporary team. What does this mean for Marc Jacobs — the brand and the man?
Marc Jacobs Hires New Designer for Lower-Priced Product Push
LVMH has tapped Baja East's John Targon to lead the company's contemporary team. What does this mean for Marc Jacobs — the brand and the man?
Op-Ed | H&M’s Monkey Ad: Racist, Tone Deaf or Just Plain Stupid?
Large companies can't afford to be tone deaf or culturally naïve in a global and digitally connected world, argues Jette Kristiansen.
Op-Ed | H&M’s Monkey Ad: Racist, Tone Deaf or Just Plain Stupid?
Large companies can't afford to be tone deaf or culturally naïve in a global and digitally connected world, argues Jette Kristiansen.
Introducing the ‘Inside Fashion’ BoF Podcast
BoF’s new podcast series will feature original conversations with members of the BoF community, looking at the news and events from the week inside fashion.
Introducing the ‘Inside Fashion’ BoF Podcast
BoF’s new podcast series will feature original conversations with members of the BoF community, looking at the news and events from the week inside fashion.
The BoF Podcast: Inside Fashion with Imran Amed and Tim Blanks
This series will feature original conversations with members of the BoF community, looking at the news and events from the week inside fashion.
The BoF Podcast: Inside Fashion with Imran Amed and Tim Blanks
This series will feature original conversations with members of the BoF community, looking at the news and events from the week inside fashion.
The BoF Podcast Episode 30: The Power of Circularity
How can the industry start to build a circular system? Dame Ellen MacArthur discusses how to build a fashion system that can run in the long term.
The BoF Podcast Episode 30: The Power of Circularity
How can the industry start to build a circular system? Dame Ellen MacArthur discusses how to build a fashion system that can run in the long term.
A Guide to Early-Stage Fundraising
Nascent brands often seek external capital to fuel future growth — or simply stay afloat. But how much money should start-ups really be raising, when and from where?
A Guide to Early-Stage Fundraising
Nascent brands often seek external capital to fuel future growth — or simply stay afloat. But how much money should start-ups really be raising, when and from where?
Highsnobiety Raises $8.5 Million Venture Round
The influential streetwear site will use the new funding to scale its branded content, e-commerce and events businesses.
Highsnobiety Raises $8.5 Million Venture Round
The influential streetwear site will use the new funding to scale its branded content, e-commerce and events businesses.
Op-Ed | Why Aren't There More Black Designers?
Times’s also up for fashion’s institutional exclusion and workplace suppression of black designers, argues Kibwe Chase-Marshall.
Op-Ed | Why Aren't There More Black Designers?
Times’s also up for fashion’s institutional exclusion and workplace suppression of black designers, argues Kibwe Chase-Marshall.