Executive vice chairman Michele Norsa said during a call with analysts he could not comment on reports about his exit or that of CEO Micaela le Divelec Lemmi.
Nadja Swarovski, who created the foundation in 2013, is hoping to empower young talents across a variety of industries to fuse creativity, design and sustainability.
The venture between Simon Property Group and Authentic Brands Group operates Brooks Brothers, Nautica, Aéropostale, Lucky Brand and Forever 21.
How CEO Daniel Kulle steered the fast-fashion retailer through the first year of the rest of its life.
Michelle Gass talks up Sephora introduction, and active and athleisure wear advances, and rebukes activist investor proposals.
The longtime board member takes the mantle from Stephen Neal, who reached mandatory retirement age.
After a tough quarter, Stitch Fix’s Elizabeth Spaulding talks growth, video expansion and how Wall Street’s earnings math is all wrong.
The designer and JLM Couture have clashed about the Hayley Paige social media accounts among other things.
Despite HuffPost set to lose another $20 million this year, the method with which staffers were told of layoffs is irking many.
Macy’s CEO and COO outline a long list of strategies and opportunities for the retailer.
While SPACs have been around for a while, media’s interest in them sparked in 2020.
Klarna said its expanded suite of marketing products and services can help merchants create improved customer engagement.
New data from KPMG provides a comprehensive look at the impact Artificial Intelligence has had over just one year.
Alexi McCammond’s past racist and homophobic tweets were unearthed over the weekend.
Stitch Fix stock nosedives after the personal online styling service reported net losses and revenue that missed expectations. Here’s how it plans to come back.
Most recently, he was CEO of Cost Plus and before that was CEO of Dutch Fashion, whose brands are Joie, Equipment and Current/Elliott.
Randall Stephenson joins Walmart’s board as the retailer moves to expand into areas including financial services.
The Agnelli family’s holding “invests in single companies, not in sectors,” said an Exor spokesman, waving away the idea that it is planning to form a luxury fashion conglomerate.
The coronavirus made for an extremely tough year, but some managed to make the most of it, while others are trying to evolve into new strengths.
Nordstrom claims its insurer is making “a transparent effort” to avoid damage costs sustained amid mostly peaceful protests last year.
The two-hour special interview pulled millions of viewers for CBS, competing with the Oscars on TV and the Super Bowl on streaming.
With exclusives for the Middle East, Farfetch is targeting a key festive season shopper.
The brand best known for its backpacks was founded by brothers Jamie and Lyndon Cormack in 2009.
Tabloids, broadsheets and online media toiled through the night to cover the big Oprah interview, which will be broadcast in the U.K. on Monday.
To honor International Women’s Day, different brands are supporting women’s empowerment.
Exor is to invest 541 million euros, valuing the Christian Louboutin brand at 2.2 billion euros.
The British fashion house has been wrestling with lost sales from the pandemic and is in a legal dispute with one of its investors, Candy Ventures.
The company is now trading barbs with the investors seeking to overthrow its board.
The media conglomerate continues to trim ranks as it shifts to a focus on streaming content.
When Google kills off cookies, it won’t swap in “alternative identifiers to track individuals.” Here’s what that means for brands.
Insight Partners made a $500 million equity investment in the e-comm site, which is being positioned for a possible IPO.
The acquisition of Jil Sander points to the strength and ambition of the Italian fashion group, as founder Renzo Rosso touts the brand’s growth potential and the creative direction of Lucie and Luke Meier.
She joins from news site Axios where she has been a political reporter since 2017.
Specialty stores took a hit in February — a set back as retail continued to climb back from the COVID-19 shutdowns.
Tranoi has gone 100 percent digital with an online presentation format, while Première Classe is staging a showroom with 50 brands at organizer WSN’s offices.
The 3D-printed sheet mask invites Facebook group to join its new beta study.
The maneuver could be a prelude to a saksfifthavenue.com IPO.
The company has partnered with Black Girl Ventures to digitally enable Black- and women-owned small businesses in the U.S.
The Italian fashion group OTB is taking control of 100 percent of the Jil Sander brand.
The space will open on the ground floor of the retailer’s landmark Dublin flagship.
Jane Fonda is returning as a contributor to the “Pomellato for Women” video for the fourth year in a row as the project spreads the message of female empowerment while expanding its reach.
Even as the market is reaching influencer exhaustion, some believe China’s virtual influencer has incredible growth and adoption potential.
Tony Liu and Lindsey Schuyler responded to Dolce & Gabbana’s defamation suit in Milan following controversy over the Italian brand’s ads.
The retailer said it is gaining share in apparel even as its sales slipped.
She will also receive an honorary Doctor of Commercial Science degree at the virtual ceremony.
Neiman’s says selling off two distribution centers while modernizing and expanding the two others are maneuvers to facilitate growth and be less Texas-centric.
Royal biographers and writers share their thoughts about the California royals ahead of a much-hyped interview with Oprah Winfrey to be aired on March 7.
All five of the women’s windows feature the collection which explores the notion of uniform, touching on multiple interpretations of that concept.
The publisher’s first annual diversity and inclusion report revealed considerable work to be done when it comes to bringing more groups into the fold.
A resale compare and contrast as ThredUp looks to join the public market party.
