Despite many luxury companies experiencing an all-time low, some brands are prevailing by adopting unexpected strategies.

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As luxury fashion brands see their pandemic boom fade, some are looking to boost their exposure by collaborating with sports ...

The planned $8.5 billion tie-up between Tapestry and Capri Holdings would reduce competition, according to the FTC.

Steff Yotka of Ssense, Guillermo Andrade of 424 and others wrestle with the meaning of luxury at a time of skyrocketing ...

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Sisters Lizzie Means Duplantis and Sarah Means found white space in the market for fashion-forward luxury cowboy boots, ...

From high-end luxury to streetwear, Black fashion brands are changing the game, one garment at a time. The legacy of Black creativity goes back centuries to pre-slave trade days when African ...

The world’s largest luxury group saw its shares tumble as much as 7.5% Wednesday morning to a two-year low before ticking ...

While the collaboration between NFL and Veronica Beard comes amid the surge in NFL female viewership, thanks in part to ...