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When Vogue World made its debut in New York two years ago, a stretch of downtown Manhattan turned into an open-air runway parade, complete with Vogue models, Howard University dancers, Fendi baguettes and a live performance from Lil Nas X. In 2023, the event headed to London’s historic Theatre Royal Drury Lane, where Annie Lennox serenaded the crowd, Tom Sturridge and Sophie Okonedo performed Shakespeare, and the Supers enjoyed a super reunion. Then, this past June saw Vogue World transform Paris’s Place Vendôme for a thrilling celebration of fashion and sport starring Bad Bunny, Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid (on…
The proliferation of red carpet opportunities has turned celebrity dressing into a fierce battle for attention, with implications for brands.
The London-based fashion accelerator Tomorrow Ltd has sold A-Cold-Wall less than a year after announcing the brand’s acquisition from founder Samuel Ross. The austerely modernist outerwear and apparel label that Ross founded in 2015 is now owned by distribution agency Four Marketing. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.In a jointly released statement, Tomorrow CEO Stefano Martinetto said: “We’re thrilled to see the brand transition into such capable hands.” He added that his long-standing relationship with Four Marketing co-founder and CEO Ben Banks was central to a transaction that was financially guided by Interpath Advisory.Four Marketing is a quietly…
Telfar Clemens and Babak Radboy on a rule-breaking new Telfar store that will redefine retail as we know it
The last time Telfar Clemens spoke to Vogue Runway was in early 2022 backstage at his fall show, which coincided with the launch of Telfar TV, a live TV streaming channel that’s the designer’s answer to QVC. Prior to that, British Vogue interviewed Clemens at his studio following his spring 2020 debut at Paris Fashion Week.The fashion world has changed a lot since that conversation: short-form video content by way of TikTok has taken over the world, viral micro-trends toppled the traditional fashion cycle and Gen Z has redefined personal style. Telfar has changed, too.Beyond Telfar TV, the label stepped…
This article is part of a new series that will explore which fashion and beauty brands and startups are raising capital, how and why they caught the attention of their investors, and how both sides are navigating the new relationship.A well-crafted shirt, preferably one that’s made-to-measure, is considered an investment in a man’s wardrobe. London’s Savile Row stands as considerable proof: tuxedo, button-down, business or dress shirt, a wing-tip collar or a semi-spread, French cuff, single-button barrel cuff, or a cuff with mitered edges, are just some of the details that make up the perfect tailored shirt.
This article first appeared on Vogue Australia.IMG, the media company known for owning and operating Australian Fashion Week, has announced that it will no longer back the annual event, which takes place in Sydney each May.IMG Fashion Events & Properties has also announced it will no longer be facilitating the Australian Fashion Laureate, a ceremony that honours the best names in Australian fashion. It is now yet to be confirmed whether an Australian Fashion Week will take place in 2025 or when a new owner will be announced.“We are incredibly proud of IMG’s many accomplishments leading Australian Fashion Week for…
The musical is one of Broadway’s longest-running productions; it’s been performed since 2003. So, for existing fans, excitement about Wicked fashion will outlast the film’s buzz.Franks, for instance, designed with longevity in mind. “I’ve designed these pieces as ‘feel-good fashion’. They’re wearable artworks for unique, colourful spirits,” she says, adding that the Wicked pieces are designed just like any other Camilla piece. “They are handcrafted and never trend driven, made to be treasured forever and passed down from generation to generation.”Erivo and Grande at the WSJ Innovators Awards in Erdem and Vivienne Westwood. Photo: Taylor Hill/Getty ImagesBéis also designs with…
In the wake of the US election, the American Apparel & Footwear Association is revamping their approach to working with lawmakers.
In September, British label Labrum London became the first-ever brand to stage a fashion show at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium. Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice walked the show alongside presenter Clara Amfo and rapper Ghetts. Players Riccardo Calafiori and Myles Lewis-Skelly watched from the pitch side, among the company of the fashion crowd and celebrities including presenter Reggie Yates, actor Micheal Ward and footballer-turned-broadcaster Eniola Aluko.Arsenal is, of course, not the only club exploring fashion. Designer Kenny Annan-Jonathan was appointed as creative lead at Crystal Palace last year, while Rhude founder Rhuigi Villaseñor was announced chief brand officer at Italy’s Como 1907…
Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights, plus exclusive membership discounts.Underneath the big blue whale at the American Museum of Natural History, the mood at the CFDA Awards last night was buoyant, a bit like a class reunion you’re actually excited to attend. At 8 p.m. on the dot, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand took to the stage to welcome guests for an evening celebrating American fashion. “Fashion is like a dream that you can live,” she said quoting Anne Hathaway’s remarks when she did the honors last year. “But what if there’s more than…