As this generation’s spending power and appetite for fashion grows, BoF's research and analysis think tank looks at the most-revered brands among young fashion shoppers.
Many shoppers regard their luxury accessory purchases as assets that could appreciate in value, opening new opportunities for the luxury resale market and emphasising the importance of authentication, according to new research from BoF Insights, conducted in partnership with eBay.
Many shoppers regard their luxury accessory purchases as assets that could appreciate in value, opening new opportunities for the luxury resale market and emphasising the importance of authentication, according to new research from BoF Insights, conducted in partnership with eBay.
With all eyes on COP27, BoF Insights research into the sustainability initiatives of the world’s 30 largest publicly listed fashion companies underscores why the industry is at risk of missing sustainability goals set for the end of this decade.
With all eyes on COP27, BoF Insights research into the sustainability initiatives of the world’s 30 largest publicly listed fashion companies underscores why the industry is at risk of missing sustainability goals set for the end of this decade.
BoF Insights decodes US Gen-Zers’ relationship with fashion and the impact on the market
As Balenciaga becomes the latest luxury brand to launch a resale programme, BoF Insights looks at the positive impact of the secondhand market on brand image.
As Versace becomes the latest brand planning to hike its handbag prices, BoF Insights looks at the degree to which consumers’ budgets accommodate these higher prices.
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.
