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Dreamknitter Sets Down Roots with Local Studio Opening in Lagos, Nigeria
As Dreamknitter continues to shape the future of fashion management from the ground up, we are proud to announce the opening of our first dedicated studio space in Lagos, Nigeria, a bold step in bringing our creative vision closer to
Dreamknitter and Cocoa Connect Sign New Partnership Agreement to Deepen Fashion-Agri Linkages
Over the years, Cocoa Connect has become a dynamic platform within the cocoa industry, fostering
Dreamknitters Supports Community-Driven Projects in Lagos
Organisations, collectives, and change-makers in Lagos and surrounding communities are invited to apply for support
Dreamknitter Deepens Its Commitment to Ethical Growth in 2025
For Dreamknitter, ethical growth isn’t an optional path, it’s the foundation of how we build,
TODAY'S MUST READMatthieu Blazy’s first US show for Chanel and Zara-owner Inditex’s latest financial results will be key tests for two powerhouses at opposite ends of the market. Plus, The Fashion Awards.
TODAY'S MUST READMatthieu Blazy’s first US show for Chanel and Zara-owner Inditex’s latest financial results will be key tests for two powerhouses at opposite ends of the market. Plus, The Fashion Awards.
The BoF Podcast | An Act of Love: Securing Franca Sozzani’s Legacy
Francesco Carrozini, son of the former Vogue Italia editor explains how her passing sparked a broader purpose — from a documentary on her life to the Franca Fund for preventive genomics.
Amnesty Says Fashion Benefits From Worker Repression
The human-rights organisation’s first-ever examination of the global garment industry alleged that major brands have been complicit in widespread anti-union abuse across their South Asian supply chains.
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Teen Retailers Win Over Black Friday’s In-Store Shoppers
Edikted, Brandy Melville and Kendra Scott were some of the busiest stores in the US on the official start to the holiday shopping season.
Teen Retailers Win Over Black Friday’s In-Store Shoppers
Edikted, Brandy Melville and Kendra Scott were some of the busiest stores in the US on the official start to the holiday shopping season.
This Week: Chanel and Zara Face Fresh Tests
Matthieu Blazy’s first US show for Chanel and Zara-owner Inditex’s latest financial results will be key tests for two powerhouses at opposite ends of the market. Plus, The Fashion Awards.
This Week: Chanel and Zara Face Fresh Tests
Matthieu Blazy’s first US show for Chanel and Zara-owner Inditex’s latest financial results will be key tests for two powerhouses at opposite ends of the market. Plus, The Fashion Awards.
This Year’s Black Friday Paradox
Shoppers feel worse than ever but are still spending — selectively. This holiday season turns on a widening wealth divide and a rising insistence on quality at a fair price.
This Year’s Black Friday Paradox
Shoppers feel worse than ever but are still spending — selectively. This holiday season turns on a widening wealth divide and a rising insistence on quality at a fair price.
The BoF Podcast | An Act of Love: Securing Franca Sozzani’s Legacy
Francesco Carrozini, son of the former Vogue Italia editor explains how her passing sparked a broader purpose — from a documentary on her life to the Franca Fund for preventive genomics.
The BoF Podcast | An Act of Love: Securing Franca Sozzani’s Legacy
Francesco Carrozini, son of the former Vogue Italia editor explains how her passing sparked a broader purpose — from a documentary on her life to the Franca Fund for preventive genomics.
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Amnesty Says Fashion Benefits From Worker Repression
The human-rights organisation’s first-ever examination of the global garment industry alleged that major brands have been complicit in widespread anti-union abuse across their South Asian supply chains.
Amnesty Says Fashion Benefits From Worker Repression
The human-rights organisation’s first-ever examination of the global garment industry alleged that major brands have been complicit in widespread anti-union abuse across their South Asian supply chains.
In the Convalescent Art Market, Old Is Cool Again
A renewed interest in historical work is breathing life back into the ailing art world.
In the Convalescent Art Market, Old Is Cool Again
A renewed interest in historical work is breathing life back into the ailing art world.
Armani Appoints New Board Members as Post-Giorgio Era Takes Shape
Former Gucci CEO Marco Bizzarri is among the three new members joining the board as the company plots its future.
Armani Appoints New Board Members as Post-Giorgio Era Takes Shape
Former Gucci CEO Marco Bizzarri is among the three new members joining the board as the company plots its future.
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The Designer Behind Luxury’s Most Directional Shoes Is Ready for the Spotlight
Nina Christen has created some of fashion’s most influential shoe designs for the likes of Bottega Veneta and Loewe. Now, she’s opening a store in Paris and eyeing US expansion for her own brand, Christen.
The Designer Behind Luxury’s Most Directional Shoes Is Ready for the Spotlight
Nina Christen has created some of fashion’s most influential shoe designs for the likes of Bottega Veneta and Loewe. Now, she’s opening a store in Paris and eyeing US expansion for her own brand, Christen.
Billionaire Zara Heir Stakes Family Fortune on Going Upmarket
Inditex’s flagship brand is trying to elevate its image and capture new growth in a market where Shein and Temu are luring young, budget-conscious shoppers.
Billionaire Zara Heir Stakes Family Fortune on Going Upmarket
Inditex’s flagship brand is trying to elevate its image and capture new growth in a market where Shein and Temu are luring young, budget-conscious shoppers.
Streetwear’s First IPO, Explained
Human Made shares begin trading in Tokyo on Thursday, a milestone in streetwear’s evolution from a subcultural fashion trend to a mature fashion category.
Streetwear’s First IPO, Explained
Human Made shares begin trading in Tokyo on Thursday, a milestone in streetwear’s evolution from a subcultural fashion trend to a mature fashion category.
The Debrief | Is This the Year Discount Mania Finally Ends?
Consumer sentiment is slumping, but spending hasn’t collapsed – it’s bifurcated. Brands are leaning into desirability, newness and sharp pricing over blanket promos, while luxury department stores chase high-spending customers amid a shake-up. BoF reporters Cat Chen and Malique Morris break down what’s working – and what isn’t.
The Debrief | Is This the Year Discount Mania Finally Ends?
Consumer sentiment is slumping, but spending hasn’t collapsed – it’s bifurcated. Brands are leaning into desirability, newness and sharp pricing over blanket promos, while luxury department stores chase high-spending customers amid a shake-up. BoF reporters Cat Chen and Malique Morris break down what’s working – and what isn’t.
AI Helps Drive Record $11.8 Billion in Black Friday Online Spending
AI-powered shopping tools helped drive a surge in US online spending on Black Friday, as shoppers bypassed crowded stores and turned to chatbots to compare prices and secure discounts amid concerns about tariff-driven price hikes.
Prada CEO Sees No Further Acquisitions After Versace Closing Next Week
Andrea Guerra stated that the luxury group has no immediate plans for further acquisitions following the expected completion of the Versace takeover next week.
Jewellery Giant Pandora Expects Fierce Black Friday Competition
The world’s largest jeweller is bracing for battle as retailers turn to discounts to lure cautious shoppers at a moment of weak consumer confidence.
FDA Poised to Kill Proposal Requiring Asbestos Testing for Cosmetics
US health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr signed an order withdrawing a proposal for a rule that would mandate testing for the cancer-linked toxin in talc-based makeup.
US Thanksgiving Online Sales Expected to Rise 6%
Despite tariff-induced uncertainty, Thanksgiving spending is predicted to reach $8.6 billion due to steep discounting.