Vogue Business

Vogue Business

Book and Periodical Publishing

London, London 619,978 followers

Fashion’s global perspective. Join our community for industry insight and analysis from the Vogue Business team.

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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.

Industry
Book and Periodical Publishing
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
London, London
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2019
Specialties
Business, Careers, Fashion, Beauty, Luxury, Technology, News, and Journalism

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    What the Tapestry-Capri Holdings Limited verdict means for American luxury. On 24 October, Tapestry and Capri Holdings Limited’s American fashion conglomerate pipe dream was forced to a halt when a US judge blocked the hotly debated merger. Despite the holding companies’ plans to appeal (filed on 28 October), legal experts deem an overturned ruling “unlikely”. While legal experts highlight the challenges of appeal, many remain surprised by the verdict, largely due to the ‘accessible luxury’ category being far more robust than the FTC claimed. So, what happens from here? Now, without a two-sided growth engine or a chance to establish the US as a bigger player relative to its European counterparts, the verdict poses major implications. Here, Madeleine Schulz breaks down future predictions for Tapestry, Capri Holdings Limited, and the US industry at large: https://lnkd.in/ePHHzETH

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    Which designers won at the 2024 #CFDA Fashion Awards? Last night (28 October), the 43rd edition of the #CFDA Fashion Awards took place at the American Museum of Natural History, celebrating the best in US fashion. Hosted by #CynthiaErivo, who wore a custom Gap by #ZacPosen look (inspired by her upcoming role as Elphaba in Wicked), the evening honoured a range of noteworthy designers. The ceremony transformed the museum into a fashion playground, with celebrities embracing bold, risk-taking styles to match the spirit of honouring this year’s innovative designers. Model #AlexConsani wore a cutout handprint look by AREA, while Addison Rae donned a 2018 Thom Browne, Inc. skirt and #KylieJenner selected a look from #HaiderAckermann’s guest-designed spring 2023 collection for Jean Paul GAULTIER. Beyond AREA’s Willy Chavarria, LUAR WORLD’s Raul Lopez and SCHIAPARELLI’s Daniel Roseberry, here, read the full list of winners: https://lnkd.in/eCPQwU_W

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    Why #luxury brands are embracing high perfumery. Ultra-luxury perfumes with sky-high price tags are gaining traction as the lines between fragrance, luxury and art blur. Swiss luxury watchmaker Jaeger-LeCoultre recently introduced three fragrances in collaboration with French perfumer Nicolas BONNEVILLE, while Italian jeweller Bvlgari unveiled two exclusive scents at its 140th anniversary event back in May. “We’ve recognised the demand for these exclusive creations and made high-end perfumery a strategic focus,” says Laura Burdese, Bvlgari’s new deputy CEO, on its most expensive releases to date (over $200,000 per bottle). In order to appeal to high-net-worth individuals, luxury brands are betting on high perfumery as a category for growth. A strategy supported by Bain & Company’s latest report, which showed resilience in beauty, with LVMH posting steady single-digit growth in perfumery. That said, entering new product categories carries both opportunity and risk. While successful ventures can strengthen a brand’s image, perceived misalignment in quality may pose a threat to its core reputation. Here, Milena Lazazzera explores the risks and opportunities for luxury brands diving into ultra-premium fragrances: https://lnkd.in/eTaiiVzK

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    This week, #VogueBusiness's Maghan McDowell and Madeleine Schulz will delve into how #luxury brands are strategising around #socialmedia platforms in the current climate and learning to tap into the world of online #streaming to reach consumers. Listen in to find out the winning opportunities for #fashion and #beauty brands.

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    Who are the top luxury brands of 2024? Register below to find out. Tomorrow, to celebrate the latest edition of the #VogueBusiness Index, join the team behind the H2 2024 report as they dive into the newest findings live. From uncovering the factors behind Loewe’s five-spot rise in the rankings to hearing expert insights on what makes a winning digital strategy in 2024, this interactive session will cover everything you need to know. #VogueBusiness head of custom insights Anusha Couttigane and senior associate Amy Rollinson will discuss the trends gaining momentum and the toughest challenges facing the industry today. Complete the registration here: https://lnkd.in/eBV9sFYm

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    The murky world of online streaming is heating up: How should brands navigate it? Streamers are building huge followings among #GenAlpha and #GenZ. But with their unpredictable content sometimes leading to scandal, working with them can be a risk for brands. For her 11th birthday, #NorthWest — the daughter of #KimKardashian and #KanyeWest — had one request: to hang out with her favourite streamer, #KaiCenat, in New York. One of today’s most popular live streamers, Cenat’s unfiltered, real-time videos have enabled the YouTuber-turned-Twitch native to build a loyal fan base of over 13.5 million followers — and brands are taking note. From adidas’s immediate sell-out sneaker collaboration with British streamer-turned-boxer #KSI in 2022 to Cenat becoming Nike’s first streamer ambassador, demand is surging. But with the rapid rise of lifestyle, comedy and prank streaming comes a murky world of unchecked behaviour, controversy and risk for both creators and the brands that partner with them. Here, Amy Francombe breaks down the appeal and why brands should approach with creativity and caution: https://lnkd.in/edTMmEY6

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    Kering said the wider luxury headwinds were hampering the Gucci turnaround. “With discipline and determination, we are executing a far-reaching transformation of the group, and at Gucci in particular, at a time when the whole luxury sector faces unfavourable market conditions,” said Kering chairman and chief executive François-Henri Pinault in a statement. “This severely impacts our performances in the short term.” Revenue at #Gucci — its largest brand — slumped 25% to €1.64 billion in Q3. Here's everything to know: https://lnkd.in/eubHVBfJ

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    On TikTok the shopping frenzy is starting early. According to #VogueBusiness’s TikTok Trend Tracker, the holiday shopping season is kicking off sooner than ever. While the UK’s #CyberMonday isn’t until December 2nd, users are already creating #TikTokCyberMonday content to get ahead of the holiday shopping rush. With over 306k posts sharing top tips for securing the best deals—covering everything from brand recommendations to best-loved products and early access insights, TikTok users are sharing their new season shopping carts ahead of the big sales. Here, Lucy Maguire dives into how brands can get involved: https://lnkd.in/djYy-yaD

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    Will cutting-edge immersive retail win over #GenZ? How can brick-and-mortar stores capture attention in the fast-scrolling TikTok era? Entrepreneur Ariel Haroush thinks he has the answer. Launching on 30 October, Haroush’s immersive concept store on London’s Oxford Street, coined Future Stores, aims to revolutionise how brands engage with and sell to consumers, allowing retail to move at the speed of culture. "Today’s shoppers are driven by TikTok-length attention spans, and traditional retail simply can’t keep up," he says, giving #VogueBusiness a preview of the space. The 4,680-square-foot store will feature a rotating line-up of brand activations, changing every two to six weeks with dynamic, adaptable features to create an experience as fluid as a social media feed. But, it’s not just about immersive entertainment: there is an integrated payment system that allows brands to turn the space into a point of sale and a stockroom on the basement floor. It’s a bold move, given similar ventures have met mixed results. Here, Kirsty McGregor breaks down what Future Stores’s unveiling could mean for retail’s future: https://lnkd.in/euZRU4VP Photos: Courtesy of Future Stores

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    What's the secret to social media success for beauty brands in 2025? From experimenting with varied video lengths to boosting community engagement, experts share insights on crafting winning social strategies for the year ahead. TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube: where should beauty brands invest their time and money as we head into 2025? This question is crucial for navigating a fast-changing social media landscape, as shifting metrics and evolving algorithms force brands to rethink where to focus their spending for maximum reach, engagement, and ROI. The definition of success has evolved. Now, brands must adopt agile strategies to stay aligned with rapidly changing beauty trends on social to ensure relevance and strong community engagement. Here, Nateisha Scott breaks down the blueprint for beauty brands by channel: https://lnkd.in/esW5ZDbc

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