Vogue Business

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

Size inclusivity remained minimal on the catwalk this season, despite ongoing demand from consumers and fashion week attendees.

Singapore’s luxury scene is evolving from tourist pit stop to global luxury testbed. With high retail ROI, a swelling millionaire class and a wave of experiential flagships, the city is rewriting what the future of luxury looks like in Southeast Asia.

Sportswear dominated the European runways this season. It’s a sign of a shifting luxury industry.

The group behind the Matches acquisition is making moves into the US with a majority stake in The Webster. It comes amid a tough time for multi-brand retail.

The four collections Vogue readers were the most interested in this season were debuts. Read on to find out which ones.

Former child labourer Akter has dedicated her life to helping Bangladeshi garment workers use their voices for change. This is her blueprint for a better industry.

If the Spring/Summer 2026 collections were anything to go by, sustainability has slipped off the agenda for many creative directors. Despite the slow progress, there were some wins worth celebrating.

During fashion month, few attendees sported sneakers, and on TikTok, Gen Z has spoken: sneakers are out. What’s replacing them?

Struggling to align supply and demand is a tale as old as time for many fashion brands. Meet the AI forecasting platform working to change that.

AI models have come so far this year that they’re beginning to meet some luxury brands’ visual standards for campaigns. But can they meet customers’ standards for creativity?

From high-profile debuts to strong sophomore collections, Paris marked the end of a uniquely transformational fashion month. Here, we unpack the most notable moments.

Jessica Blumenthal sees an opportunity for Celisse, her new nailcare brand, to fill a white space for women who are done with the salon.

‘I felt more free than ever to do something daring,’ says the designer during fittings for her Spring/Summer 2026 show, which brings a momentous season to a close.

The reality TV star and influencer wants her new pyjamas-as-fashion business Daphne to surpass ‘influencer brand’ status. Here’s how she’s doing it.

Lucette Holland has worked at Celine under Phoebe Philo and Yeezy Adidas under Ye. Now, she’s upcycling footwear from textile waste and putting artisans first.

Indian labels are increasingly looking to the UK as both a creative and commercial gateway. A new trade agreement, a shared history and a vibrant diaspora are giving London a unique edge.

Photorealistic personal avatars are here, enabling people to digitally try on clothes with a selfie and a swipe. But do we really want to see ourselves when we shop? For retailers, it’s a high-risk, high-reward quandary.

Eva Chen, Brigitte Chartrand, Inès de la Fressange and more weigh in on the season’s final debut.

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