If brands won’t pull the plug, maybe we should cut ourselves off.
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Criticism of a controversial sweater hurt the fashion brand’s influencer connections and online buzz; a drop in quarterly North American sales followed
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Sports icon Michael Jordan is leading a group of National Basketball League owners launching their own ultra-premium tequila brand.
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The e-commerce giant overcame internal dissent from engineers and lawyers, people familiar with the move say
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From hero worship and ‘class appropriation’ to subtle snobbery and downright discrimination, British fashion has an odd relationship with social class.
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Designer labels have been less successful with U.S. millennials than with young Chinese shoppers
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Short video application TikTok has amassed a strong user base particularly among younger consumers, but it has yet to significantly catch on with luxury marketers.
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As marijuana becomes more acceptable and its consumer base grows, companies are aiming for prestige
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Why luxury fashion and cultural appropriation are on a collision course.
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From Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty to Alexa Chung, celebrity-fronted brands have become ubiquitous at fashion weeks. Here is how much those names are worth.
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