Paid partnership | At #VogueBusiness’s third Fashion Futures event, in partnership with GXO Logistics, Inc., held at Chelsea Factory in New York, some of the individuals spearheading these initiatives sat down for a series of panels and keynotes. #Tech tends to go through hype cycles — in and outside of fashion. But, across the industry, thought leaders are working at the intersection of fashion and technology to cultivate long-term solutions and innovations to achieve a more sustainable, equitable — and engaging — fashion industry. Speakers including Max Alexander from GXO Logistics, Inc. touched on innovative ideas into action across #fashion tech and #sustainability. Discover what you missed from the event, here: https://lnkd.in/eWNm98zn
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Vogue Business is an online fashion industry publication launched in 2019. Headquartered at Condé Nast International in London, we offer a truly global perspective on the fashion industry, drawing on insights from Condé Nast’s network of journalists and business leaders in 29 markets to empower fashion professionals to make better business decisions.
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Paid partnership | Hard luxury thrifting is gaining ground in #China. Will it last? For the first time in the past year, per #VogueBusiness research in partnership with Barclays Investment Bank, the third quarter of 2024 saw a decline in China’s lower-tier ¢luxury spend (less than RMB 22,499 or $3,209). While 9% of consumers have fallen out of the lower tier category, both middle tier (between RMB 22,500-52,499 or $3,209-7,488) and higher tier spend (more than RMB 52,500 or $7,488) are on the rise, bucking the trend of the slight but steady decline witnessed in the latter half of 2023 and early 2024. Despite an uplift in high-tier luxury spending, cautious purchasing habits are projected to make a comeback due to macroeconomic factors such as the upcoming US election. Will it last? Find out more from the third instalment of research into the luxury Chinese market. https://lnkd.in/ebPUy_tz
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Grass-grazing weaves, platinum Madonna-inspired wigs, chrome accents, ’90s glamour and sky-high arched brows — the Spring/Summer 2025 fashion season delivered a few standout beauty moments among the minimal, barely-there looks favoured in recent years. It was an energising season with playful eye looks, beauty as fashion accessories and brand debuts. From ‘pilates face’ to blush choices, Nateisha Scott breaks down the four key beauty takeaways from fashion month. https://lnkd.in/eGaAUXAG
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In Paris this season, brands largely played it safe in the face of #luxury uncertainty. Meanwhile, those who managed to stand out did so with expertly made products over massive sets. Here are our final takeaways from Paris Fashion Week.
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Will you buy one-legged pants? Something was afoot this season. Multiple designers showed a directional style: the one-legged pant. A slim-leg iteration worn by Amelia Gray Hamlin at #Coperni’s show, wide-leg versions styled under oversized tailoring at #BottegaVeneta, and tapered one-leg pants in black and red worn beneath A-line mini dresses at #LouisVuitton. But when it comes to commercial potential, does the one-legged pants trend have legs? Some experts appreciate the fresh approach to tailoring, while others note that the pace of the trend cycle is accelerating, and viral silhouettes or styling hacks are often just a flash in the pan — so they are staying on the fence about more niche trends. Here, Maliha Shoaib breaks down their mixed views. https://lnkd.in/e84d-qRz
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Paid partnership | During #LondonFashionWeek, Vogue Business and leading payments provider Worldpay joined forces at The Maine Mayfair to welcome 40 industry executives across the #beauty and #wellness sector. The morning, set around “The New Currency of Beauty”, kicked off with a presentation delivered by Worldpay’s global retail insights lead, Mia Vigar, and was followed by a panel discussion featuring India Plumbly, global marketing director at rapidly rising beauty brand Trinny London, and Vogue Business beauty editor Nateisha Scott. Discover all the highlights from the event, here: https://lnkd.in/eGsQvmjD
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From a standout SS25 show to scents: What’s next for Bottega Veneta Veneta? At #MilanFashionWeek, Matthieu Blazy’s SS25 collection for Bottega Veneta replaced front-row seats with playful animal bean bags—now placed at CEO Bartolomeo Rongone’s office. The continuity of the whimsical between the runway and office reinforces Bottega’s consistent, unique viewpoint as a key driver of its recent success. On October 2, Blazy introduced a five-scent fragrance collection priced at €390 a bottle (€280 for refills). Launching in around 100 Bottega Veneta boutiques (about a third of the network) and a select few stockists, distribution remains tightly controlled. “It’s a way to complement our brand — that’s why it’s important that we keep this exclusivity even in terms of distribution,” Rongone tells Vogue Business. Such a luxury positioning for the fragrance is quite a statement for Kering Beauté, the new division launched in early 2023 to develop the beauty category for several of the group’s brands, including Bottega Veneta, BALENCIAGA and Alexander McQueen. Fragrance looks promising for Bottega given its the top-performing brand among Kering’s fashion houses — a relief given the group’s largest brand, Gucci, is in turnaround mode. Can Bottega Veneta become Kering’s newest growth engine? Here, CEO Bartolomeo Rongone Rongone reveals its winning strategy and future plans to Laure Guilbault: https://lnkd.in/eCf8Gs8E
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Inside Miu Miu’s #ParisFashionWeek. Whilst Miu Miu has yet to appoint its new CEO, its Spring/Summer 2025 collection continued Miuccia Prada's exploration of an enduring theme: the intersection of fashion and art. Demonstrating Miu Miu's command of the concept, the runway featured a multimedia installation by #GoshkaMacuga, including a film by visual artist #GrayWielebinski. The casting also blew guests away, acting royalty #WillemDafoe and #HilarySwank were joined by #SundayRoseKidman—daughter of #NicoleKidman—making her fashion week debut alongside #CaraDelevingne and #AlexaChung on the catwalk. Miu Miu’s SS25 presentation made for a celebrity-driven spectacle. Here’s a look inside more spectacles from Paris: https://lnkd.in/eqW86gav
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Everything to know about LVMH's decade-long partnership with Formula 1. Starting at the #MelbourneGrandPrix in March 2025, LVMH will become the global sponsor of Formula 1 for the next 10 years. Following its successful 'summer of sport,' driven by its Olympic sponsorship, LVMH is now venturing into motorsports, as the industries become increasingly intertwined. LVMH takes over from ROLEX, who had sponsored #Formula1 since 2013. As part of the deal, LVMH brands like Louis Vuitton, Moët Hennessy, and TAG Heuer will provide exclusive hospitality, bespoke activations, and content tied to Formula 1. Here, Maliha Shoaib explores why the strategy could be so rewarding: https://lnkd.in/eZMXQWpd
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Breaking: Missoni has a new creative director. Today, the Italian house has announced that company veteran Alberto Caliri will replace Filippo Grazioli as creative director of Missoni. According to a statement from Missoni, Grazioli is stepping down after a two-year stint to pursue "new creative and artistic challenges. " His successor, Caliri, previously served as interim creative director after Angela Missoni—the founder's daughter—stepped down in 2021 during a management shake-up. Grazioli joined the family-owned brand in 2022, overseeing the men's and women's collections and the lifestyle division. Prior to Missoni, he worked at Burberry under Riccardo Tisci as design director for women's runway and later as a consultant. He also served as head designer of women's ready-to-wear at GIVENCHY, also under Tisci. Here, Kirsty McGregor has more on this breaking news: https://lnkd.in/epvS2Ttf