BoF founder and CEO Imran Amed sits down with Robert Geller to learn about his journey, the ups and downs of building an independent fashion label, and why he’s taken on his new role as creative director at Rag & Bone.
Senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young and executive editor Brian Baskin are joined by e-commerce correspondent Malique Morris to explore how brands are offering affordable alternatives to luxury goods, and reshaping consumer expectations in the process.
Senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young and executive editor Brian Baskin are joined by e-commerce correspondent Malique Morris to explore how brands are offering affordable alternatives to luxury goods, and reshaping consumer expectations in the process.
BoF founder and editor-in-chief Imran Amed sits down with Academy Award-winning actress Michelle Yeoh to discuss her winding journey to the big screen and why fashion is finally embracing older women.
Senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young sits down with beauty correspondent Daniela Morosini to explore how brands handle the fallout from product launch failures and hair loss claims.
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Alessandro Michele sits down with Imran Amed to reflect on his evolution as a designer, his deep connection to Valentino’s heritage, and the importance of passion and obsession in achieving creative success.
Alessandro Michele sits down with Imran Amed to reflect on his evolution as a designer, his deep connection to Valentino’s heritage, and the importance of passion and obsession in achieving creative success.
Executive Editor Brian Baskin dives into whether and why men’s style is getting stale, and the brands that are trying to do something about it, with BoF correspondents Malique Morris and Lei Takanashi.
BoF’s Imran Amed talks with grime MC and rapper Skepta about the revival of his clothing brand Mains, the parallels between music and fashion, and how embracing failure has been key to his creative journey.
BoF senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young and luxury editor Robert Williams dive into the ongoing struggle for diversity in fashion’s top creative roles.
China’s consumer frugality is fuelling sluggish earnings for global brands like L’Oréal and LVMH, while local rivals such as Proya Cosmetics thrive, capitalising on affordable products and strong online marketing.
The fortunes of France’s luxury billionaires — Bernard Arnault, Francoise Bettencourt Meyers, and Francois Pinault — have plummeted by a combined $58 billion this year as consumer demand for high-end goods declines, particularly in China.
Boohoo has criticised Frasers Group’s attempt to install founder Mike Ashley as CEO, defending its debt refinancing strategy and emphasising the need for careful governance in leadership decisions.
In the first nine months of the year, the Swiss beauty firm saw its sales rise to $3.26 billion thanks to robust performance in Europe and gains in China and Latin America.
The heritage French label is increasingly asserting its sporting credentials amid luxury brands’ growing interest in tennis over the past year.
Ashley's Frasers Group is the struggling fast fashion e-tailer's largest shareholder and is pushing for more control.
The consumer goods giant reported sales slightly ahead of expectations, with some growth in prestige beauty, but maintained its modest full-year guidance.
The German beauty conglomerate saw its sales lift ahead of analyst expectations, led by a north American rebound and skincare, but continued pressure in China weighed on overall growth.
