
Political Fashion: Conviction or Performance?
The runway has always been political. It has never been affordable. And when it tried to say something meaningful about the world, the results have

The runway has always been political. It has never been affordable. And when it tried to say something meaningful about the world, the results have

From the front rows to the runways, the highs and lows and the departures that may surprise us, here is what Paris Fashion Week SS27

Between Donatella’s announcement, a Prada catwalk on opening day, Armani mid-handover, and Versace with no show on the program, Milan Fashion Week SS27 delivered equal

From the English countryside to the global luxury market, the brands embracing their Britishness are seeing a strong commercial comeback. Stiff upper lip and dry

London Fashion Week can be rather surprising at times. This year, the collections had equal measures of high fashion and high street. And surprised me,

This September at New York Fashion Week, the most interesting conversation was happening off the official calendar. Walmart and Target set up their own productions

Global luxury is growing in 2026, but aspirational luxury is losing ground. Bloomberg Intelligence data reveals who is driving the market now, and what it

Frasers Group has acquired Harvey Nichols. The deal says something important about the state of luxury retail and who its future custodians might be.

Argentina’s non-human corporations bill promises companies run entirely by AI, with no humans required. Or does it? The actual legislation tells a different story.

Single-location retail sounds like a limitation. For some retailers, it turned out to be the most defensible department store strategy in the business.

Riyadh, Seoul, Mumbai and São Paulo are the new fashion capitals shifting the industry’s center of gravity. And they are doing it on their own

The most senior executives in fashion and luxury voted live at the 2026 RLC Fashion Summit in Milan. Several of their answers run counter to

China’s exports rose 14.1% in April 2026, beating forecasts by a wide margin, as AI-driven global demand absorbed the disruption caused by the war in

The Q1 2026 fashion earnings season is the most revealing in years. Across luxury, sportswear, fast fashion and heritage retail, the results expose a single

Three forces — consumer retrenchment, a geopolitical shock in the Middle East, and US trade tariffs — are hitting the global textile industry simultaneously. And
