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In the UK, disabled people have an estimated annual spending power of around £274 billion. “It’s not just about giving blind and low-vision people a more accessible experience, it’s also about brands understanding that if they adopt more of [these inclusive practices] they’ll open themselves up to a community of [millions] of low-vision people globally,” says Cofone. “There’s the business side of it, too: if we educate the community and let them understand what a key piece in a collection is, they’ll feel empowered and want to spend money.” Outside of fashion week, brands could implement tactile clothing labels and…

Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights, plus exclusive membership discounts.As fashion workers continue to draw attention to poor working conditions in the sector, the Fashion UK union branch is asking industry workers to shed light on their experiences in order to better understand the changes that need to transpire.Fashion UK’s ‘State of the Sector’ survey launches today, as London Fashion Week kicks off — expect some flyers backstage with QR codes. The anonymous survey covers a range of topics including employment, job satisfaction, finances, mental well-being, health and safety, and diversity and…

Season four features labels such as Carven, Vivienne Westwood, Jacquemus, Ganni, Ralph Lauren and Nina Ricci. The show has birthed scores of Instagram accounts like @EmilyInParisOutfits (170,000 followers), @LilyCollinsStyle (31,900 followers) and @EmilyInParisOutfit (25,600 followers), which break down and identify looks from the show. On TikTok, there are seven million posts featuring the term “Emily in Paris clothes”. To capitalise on demand, Netflix teamed up with Google Lens this season to allow fans to use the image recognition technology to shop looks or find similar pieces to those featured in the show.On global shopping platform Lyst, searches for “Jacquemus cardigans”…

For Delphine Arnault, who founded the Prize in 2013, this was an occasion to “represent craftsmanship, quality, sustainability and sustainable development,” she explained in an interview. “We believe that these are values that are increasingly important today and that reflect the expectations of today’s consumers. It’s also an integral part of our business. Know-how is essential, and know-how is passed down from generation to generation. So we thought it would be interesting to bring this dimension into the Prize, to reward this dimension in particular.”About Hodakova’s winning vision, she added, “she showed us a lot of her creations around belts,…

Still, Kamara appears to have spotted an anomaly — and is now exploiting it. Off-White was always a bit of an oddity at Paris Fashion Week. Its ultra-American essence was on display when Abloh upended classic cars as sets in a devotion to US car culture, or when he showed in a Paris parking garage in another reminiscence about American car culture. Europeans knew the label was cool, but it was never clear that they could intrinsically relate to the message.Photo: Armando Grillo / Gorunway.comLike Abloh and Williams, Kamara is using his world to take Off-White forward, and he says…

Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights, plus exclusive membership discounts.Sarah Burton is the new creative director of Givenchy, the LVMH-owned fashion house announced on Monday.Burton, who will be responsible for the creative direction of all of the women’s and men’s collections effective immediately, called Givenchy “a jewel”: “I am so excited to be able to write the next chapter in the story of this iconic house and to bring to Givenchy my own vision, sensibility and beliefs,” she said in a statement.In September 2023, Burton became a free agent when Vogue Business…

This article is part of our Vogue Business Membership package. To enjoy unlimited access to Member-only reporting and insights, our NFT Tracker, Beauty Trend Tracker and TikTok Trend Tracker, weekly Technology, Beauty and Sustainability Edits and exclusive event invitations, sign up for Membership here.The theme was Ralph Lauren. And the setting for the brand’s spring 2025 collection was a manicured riding stable in Bridgehampton, New York — the sort of idyllic horsey, beachy, farmy place that is a touch too perfect, a just-out-of-reach Americana. No one expects Ralph Lauren to be real — the fantasy is the point.

Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights, plus exclusive membership discounts.The door to Willy Chavarria’s studio is plastered with a greeting: “GOOD MORNING”, reads a sticker slapped to the big, grey door that opens up to the industrial Greenpoint, Brooklyn studio. The red and black sticker is accompanied by other adhesives: a logo and a branded photograph of one of Chavarria’s models. On Wednesday, there was another more timely notice: “WILLY CHAVARRIA / SS2025 / CASTING”, an A4 sheet of paper read.It was two days before the brand’s New York Fashion Week show,…

Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights, plus exclusive membership discounts.“I feel calm. It’s my new thing,” declares Area designer and co-founder Piotrek Panszczyk, speaking from a showroom visit earlier this week. He and the label’s CEO and co-founder Beckett Fogg were busy casting their upcoming New York Fashion Week show, which will officially kick off the Spring/Summer 2025 calendar this afternoon.It’s a momentous season for the New York-based cult label: Area is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having launched its first collection in 2014, and is opening the official NYFW calendar, an honour…

This article is part of our Vogue Business Membership package. To enjoy unlimited access to Member-only reporting and insights, our NFT Tracker, Beauty Trend Tracker and TikTok Trend Tracker, weekly Technology, Beauty and Sustainability Edits and exclusive event invitations, sign up for Membership here.Fashion is never standing still. Behind the scenes of what’s considered the current status quo, founders, designers, freethinkers and visionaries are plotting what’s next. And with each new entrant, the industry grows, shifts and repositions itself to better serve the customers coming next. These innovators are the ones who see a different way forward for fashion and…