Vogue Business

The seasoned Armani executive steps up to the head role, succeeding late founder Giorgio Armani. Silvana Armani will be appointed vice president.

A group of 12 textile companies hopes to scale circular infrastructure in time for the implementation of extended producer responsibility in 2028. It’s a noble goal, and it will take a Herculean effort.

Rains co-founder Daniel Hesselager just took over the role of CEO in an attempt to wrestle control for his company in an unpredictable marketplace. He explains how in this exclusive interview.

The beauty retailer’s president and CEO Guillaume Motte discusses the record-breaking Rhode launch, global expansion and why bricks-and-mortar has a bright future.

She became one of the first faces of the minimalist aesthetic. Now, Richie Grainge is launching her own contemporary label with Revolve. Can she push forward the trend she helped create?

The iconic Parisian department store will open a 90,000-square-foot outpost in Mumbai in early November, cementing India’s position as a global luxury growth engine.

Creative director debuts might have made the headlines, but the real online traction came from brands tapping into fandoms and cultural crossovers.

As fashion strips back, bodies get thinner and conservatism rises, the lingerie brand's show returns once more. What is the newfound role of a VS Angel?

The New York designer takes his next step toward establishing himself as an international player with investment from the Middle Eastern luxury retail group.

This marks a significant improvement compared with the second quarter, when fashion sales were down 9 per cent.

The new Chanel creative director’s first show was both widely anticipated and rapturously received. Nathan Heller reports from inside the preparations — and from the show itself.

Chiuri will present her first collection for Autumn/Winter 2026 during Milan Fashion Week next February.

The programme awards studio space and mentorship to emerging designers — part of a wider push to help improve their business acumen.

Despite Britain’s dwindling art market, this year’s edition of the beloved art fair offers up ambitious brand activations, solo exhibitions and a focus on the scene’s next gen. Here’s everything to know ahead of Frieze.

This quarter’s results are expected to show signs of improvement. Is the worst behind us? Analysts weigh in with predictions.

Chinese designer Jingwei Yin has been building his brand in Shanghai for eight years, and despite market challenges, he’s got his sights on the West.

Lew Frankfort’s new book, Bag Man, recalls how he built Coach into a $5 billion business as CEO from 1985 to 2014. He speaks to Vogue Business about applying lessons from retail’s past to today.

The British Fashion Council is not alone in seeking to build momentum for fashion outside of London, but there are several hurdles to overcome.

In response to an exclusive Vogue Business survey, consumers say inconsistent sizing and limited availability are key reasons they feel excluded from fashion.

Vogue Business surveyed almost 700 consumers about sizing and representation in fashion. It underlines a missed opportunity for brands.