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Joseph Altuzarra to become CEO of his namesake company
The founder and creative director will take on the role at the beginning of 2025, succeeding Shira Sue Carmi, who will take a seat on the company’s board.
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Sponsored by Oritain5 forced labor risks brands can’t afford to ignore in 2025
Unreported or hidden forced labor risks could cost your brand. Here’s what to watch out for in 2025.
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Upcycled clothing, accessories collection launches on Vestiaire Collective
The project, supported by the Or Foundation, includes pieces made by 11 Ghanaian designers and sourced from Accra’s Kantamanto Market.
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DEI failures contributed to a drop in stock prices, Lululemon shareholder alleges
Lululemon’s DEI initiative was “misguided” and its structure raised ethical concerns, the shareholder said in a derivative action lawsuit filed on behalf of the company.
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Lee steps into footwear through new licensing deal
A new collection of men’s shoes will launch in the second half of 2025 through an agreement with Jack Schwartz Shoes.
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Zara launches collection co-designed by Kate Moss
The collaboration features multiple day and evening looks inspired by the model’s fashion archives.
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Abercrombie & Fitch Co. taps new CFO as sales surge 14%
The Abercrombie and Hollister brands both saw strong double-digit growth in the third quarter, despite weather disruptions.
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Capri shuffles leadership at Michael Kors
Chairman John Idol takes over the CEO spot from Cedric Wilmotte, who is leaving the organization as part of a cost-cutting initiative.
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Trump calls for 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico
The president-elect also called for additional 10% tariffs on imports from China as part of his day one White House plans.
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Thom Browne prevails in Adidas stripe legal dispute
A federal judge in the U.K. rejected the activewear giant’s claims and decided that the average consumer can tell the difference between the designs.
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Wolverine names Under Armour, Designer Brands vet as chief product officer
Mike Maloney will lead product development, merchandise strategy and market expansion for the company’s Work Group.
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Luxury shoppers will look for deals this holiday season: report
While many high-end customers say their disposable income is the same or improved from last year, almost a quarter still plan to use coupons to “shop strategically and save money.”
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Vuori doesn’t need money. Investors keep knocking anyway.
A recent $825 million fundraise from General Atlantic and Stripes tipped the brand into the $5 billion valuation range. Investor Jon Kossow says the company still doesn’t need the cash to fund its own operations.
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Shein facility receives certification for zero-waste, landfill management
The accreditation helps with the fast fashion company’s strategy to show it is implementing new recycling initiatives.
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Cinq à Sept launches footwear collection
The contemporary lifestyle brand will offer 12 styles including sling-backs, heels and ballerina pumps at its online and New York flagship store and at retailers worldwide.
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As Gap Inc. makes progress in Q3, all eyes are on the CEO
Richard Dickson has caught investors’ attention with a string of improvements across the portfolio since his arrival last year from Mattel.
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VF to lay off 242 employees at Virginia distribution center
The facility’s closure, announced earlier this year, comes as the company faces declining earnings and a recent S&P downgrade.
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AAFA calls on ILA and USMX to avoid strike, resume negotiations
The trade organization also asked the Biden Administration to expand its efforts in protecting international shipping lanes in the Red Sea from attacks.
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Crocs taps legendary shoe designer to lead creative innovation
Starting in December, Steven Smith will join the company to design in house for the Crocs and Heydude brands.
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Mulberry to adjust prices as it seeks revenue turnaround
After rejecting multiple bids from Frasers, the luxury company is looking to streamline its internal structure and rethink product strategies.
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Lab-grown leather firm Faircraft raises $16M
The startup says it’s already working with major luxury brands and will use the investment to expand its science team and production capabilities.
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Brick-and-mortar holiday shopping still reigns, but customers look online for ideas
While online shopping aids with discovery, the ability to experience a product drives customers to stores, EY-Parthenon found.
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Nike’s counterfeit legal dispute with StockX heats up
The athleticwear giant is asking for a partial summary judgment in its yearslong lawsuit against the resale marketplace.
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Wolverine World Wide debuts global innovation hub in Boston
The company is building out its corporate workspaces as a way to attract talent and encourage creativity as it goes through a strategic transformation.
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Luxury spending hits one of its worst years since the Great Recession
Flat growth and a lack of support from younger customers may mean the sector won’t recover until 2030, according to a new report from Bain.
