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Despite New York City’s prominence in the fashion industry, the city’s position as a global fashion capital has changed, with sharp declines in market value of fashion-related activity, employment, and international reach. The industry now employs 50,000 fewer people than it did ten years ago and the final market value of all goods and services produced in the city has been declining since 2014. So how can the city bolster its global relevance? Check out our latest research, in collaboration with the Partnership for New York City, on actionable steps the city can take to preserve itself as the innovative global fashion capital it has always been.
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RIVET, the global media authority serving the international denim industry, released the Fall 2024 issue on Tuesday. Fall is always a busy and transformative time for the denim industry, from New York Fashion Week kicking off a month-long stretch of runway shows to mills and fabric producers convening at Kingpins Amsterdam to discuss their next collections. Rivet will be at both with the fall issue distributed across NYC fashion events in September and the preeminent denim event in October.
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Despite New York City’s prominence in the fashion industry, the city’s position as a global fashion capital has changed, with sharp declines in market value of fashion-related activity, employment, and international reach. The industry now employs 50,000 fewer people than it did ten years ago and the final market value of all goods and services produced in the city has been declining since 2014. So how can the city bolster its global relevance? Check out our latest research, in collaboration with the Partnership for New York City, on actionable steps the city can take to preserve itself as the innovative global fashion capital it has always been.
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Despite New York City’s prominence in the fashion industry, the city’s position as a global fashion capital has changed, with sharp declines in market value of fashion-related activity, employment, and international reach. The industry now employs 50,000 fewer people than it did ten years ago and the final market value of all goods and services produced in the city has been declining since 2014. So how can the city bolster its global relevance? Check out our latest research, in collaboration with the Partnership for New York City, on actionable steps the city can take to preserve itself as the innovative global fashion capital it has always been.
Despite New York City’s prominence in the fashion industry, the city’s position as a global fashion capital has changed, with sharp declines in market value of fashion-related activity, employment, and international reach. The industry now employs 50,000 fewer people than it did ten years ago and the final market value of all goods and services produced in the city has been declining since 2014. So how can the city bolster its global relevance? Check out our latest research, in collaboration with the Partnership for New York City, on actionable steps the city can take to preserve itself as the innovative global fashion capital it has always been.
Despite New York City’s prominence in the fashion industry, the city’s position as a global fashion capital has changed, with sharp declines in market value of fashion-related activity, employment, and international reach. The industry now employs 50,000 fewer people than it did ten years ago and the final market value of all goods and services produced in the city has been declining since 2014. So how can the city bolster its global relevance? Check out our latest research, in collaboration with the Partnership for New York City, on actionable steps the city can take to preserve itself as the innovative global fashion capital it has always been.
Despite New York City’s prominence in the fashion industry, the city’s position as a global fashion capital has changed, with sharp declines in market value of fashion-related activity, employment, and international reach. The industry now employs 50,000 fewer people than it did ten years ago and the final market value of all goods and services produced in the city has been declining since 2014. So how can the city bolster its global relevance? Check out our latest research, in collaboration with the Partnership for New York City, on actionable steps the city can take to preserve itself as the innovative global fashion capital it has always been.
Despite New York City’s prominence in the fashion industry, the city’s position as a global fashion capital has changed, with sharp declines in market value of fashion-related activity, employment, and international reach. The industry now employs 50,000 fewer people than it did ten years ago and the final market value of all goods and services produced in the city has been declining since 2014. So how can the city bolster its global relevance? Check out our latest research, in collaboration with the Partnership for New York City, on actionable steps the city can take to preserve itself as the innovative global fashion capital it has always been.
