Fashion
Michael Kors and other affordable luxury giants succumb to challenges in China
Part one of exploring the affordable luxury dilemma in China and how industry giants like Tapestry and Capri Holdings are adapting. Read MoreMove over K-pop idols: Thai stars want a slice of the luxury pie too
Gucci added Thai actress Davika Hoorne to its growing roster of brand ambassadors earlier this week. Can Thailand’s stars take luxury brands to new heights? Read MoreWhy brands need to pay attention to China’s proposed ban on ‘offensive attire’
China has proposed a law that would ban clothing that “hurts the feelings of the Chinese nation." Should brands start treading lightly? Read MoreFrom Shein to sustainability: Hong Kong NGO Redress weighs in on fashion’s future
Hong Kong’s fashion industry grapples with implementing sustainable fashion practices amid the escalating issue of clothing waste. Read MoreThe next frontier for Prada? NASA moon spacesuits
The Italian luxury behemoth is going far with its latest collaboration – designing moon suits for NASA’s Artemis 3 space mission. Read MoreHow to get the Y2K revival right
Brands like Blumarine and Lanvin are leaning on the nostalgia of past hits. But connecting with new consumers means more than just relying on old favorites. Read MoreThe unveiling: Demna pays tribute to artistry at Balenciaga’s Paris show
Balenciaga's Demna provided perhaps the most interesting runway lineup this week in Paris, casting friends, family and colleagues alongside models. Read MoreWhy can’t we quit supermodels?
Starring in a new Apple TV documentary series covering their careers, 1990s supermodels are back — but did they ever really go away? Read MoreSupermodels, suits and star power: Loewe, Givenchy, Schiaparelli, Carven and Chloe Paris runways
Paris' runways get grown up and corporate-inspired, with fresh starts and closures at Carven, Lanvin and Chloe. Read MoreParis Fashion Week: Marni delights, Dior’s feminist messaging, and celebrities galore
The French capital sees a heady mixture of star power and sartorial sass at the start of fashion week, including the return of Chinese celebrities and KOLs. Read More