The fashion industry is at a crossroads, grappling with the consequences of fast fashion. With nearly 56 million tonnes of clothing sold annually, the environmental and social costs are staggering.
Nordstrom has launched a limited-time pop-up shop in collaboration with UGG at its flagship New York City store, enhancing the holiday shopping experience.
Telfar, the New York-based fashion label known for its viral vegan shopping bags, has made a significant leap into the luxury market by opening its first physical retail concept at Selfridges in London.
Burberry, the luxury fashion house renowned for its iconic trench coats and checkered designs, is undergoing a significant transformation under its new CEO, Joshua Schulman.
The fashion industry continues to evolve with dynamic consumer preferences and emerging trends. Among the various categories of apparel, bottoms have sustained significant interest, reflecting versatility and comfort in consumer choices.
As we navigate through 2024, the jewelry market continues demonstrating dynamic trends and consumer preferences. This year, specific jewelry categories have emerged as top sellers, driven by a mix of timeless appeal and modern innovation.