Balenciaga hacks Gucci for its SS22 collection
Kering-owned French fashion house Balenciaga is considering the shifting sense of reality through the lens of technology with its latest collection.
Kering-owned French fashion house Balenciaga is considering the shifting sense of reality through the lens of technology with its latest collection.
Fashion brands need to start paying attention to the non-binary thinking of Gen Z consumers, according to joint research by online marketplace Depop and consulting agency Bain & Company.
Luxury brands are beginning to realize new opportunities arising from a lasting tradition with China’s 520 Valentine’s Day celebration.
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Sustainable startups have become an integral part of pushing the fashion industry forward with material innovation and responsible design, but they need financial investments to continue driving transformative change.
Growing consumer preferences for high-end watches have made the sector much more resilient to crises, and high-net-worth individuals have continued to buy statement pieces despite pandemic uncertainties.
Sustainability is a balancing act for luxury fashion brands that want to continue selling clothing, but examining supply chains is essential to addressing the industry’s harmful impacts.
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Sustainability is a mammoth topic for brands to consider, but setting bigger goals could lead to more success.
More luxury brands are touting their sustainable initiatives — from traceability to supply chain collaboration and more — to reach conscious consumers, but only a select number of affluents are looking into the details.