Chanel
Chanel is a French luxury fashion house founded by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel in Paris in 1910. The company is privately owned by the Wertheimer family and headquartered in Paris.
In Milan, Originality in Short Supply
Imagine if the internet went down for six months and vintage magazines from the ’70 and ’80s went up in flames. What would designers like Massimo Giorgetti and Lorenzo Serafini do without their references?
In Milan, Originality in Short Supply
Imagine if the internet went down for six months and vintage magazines from the ’70 and ’80s went up in flames. What would designers like Massimo Giorgetti and Lorenzo Serafini do without their references?
Instagram Does Matter in China. Here's How Brands Can Use It.
The app may be blocked, but it can still boost a brand’s presence in the mainland.
Instagram Does Matter in China. Here's How Brands Can Use It.
The app may be blocked, but it can still boost a brand’s presence in the mainland.
High-Low Collaborations Democratised Fashion. But What Did They Do For the Designers?
Target gave independent brands the opportunity to make some money and gain exposure. In the long term, however, the cheap-chic retailer is the real winner.
High-Low Collaborations Democratised Fashion. But What Did They Do For the Designers?
Target gave independent brands the opportunity to make some money and gain exposure. In the long term, however, the cheap-chic retailer is the real winner.
Yes, People Are Buying Couture for Babies. Here’s Why.
China’s childrenswear market is outperforming both womenswear and menswear, and Dior, Gucci, Burberry and Fendi all want a slice of the $29 billion pie.
Yes, People Are Buying Couture for Babies. Here’s Why.
China’s childrenswear market is outperforming both womenswear and menswear, and Dior, Gucci, Burberry and Fendi all want a slice of the $29 billion pie.
Why Gabriela Hearst Landed in London’s ‘South Molton Triangle’
The Uruguayan-American designer is opening her first London store opposite landmark hotel Claridge’s in a long-overlooked corner of Mayfair that landlord Grosvenor is positioning to attract a high-spending international clientele.
Why Gabriela Hearst Landed in London’s ‘South Molton Triangle’
The Uruguayan-American designer is opening her first London store opposite landmark hotel Claridge’s in a long-overlooked corner of Mayfair that landlord Grosvenor is positioning to attract a high-spending international clientele.
Deciphering the Independent Fragrance Market
Pitti Fragranze unites the individuals transforming the industry through innovative retail models, niche product lines and sustainability strategies. BoF discovers more.
Deciphering the Independent Fragrance Market
Pitti Fragranze unites the individuals transforming the industry through innovative retail models, niche product lines and sustainability strategies. BoF discovers more.
What Trouble at Tapestry Says About American Fashion
This week, Chief Executive Victor Luis was ousted from the US accessories giant after months of poor performance, raising questions about the company’s plan to build America’s answer to LVMH.
What Trouble at Tapestry Says About American Fashion
This week, Chief Executive Victor Luis was ousted from the US accessories giant after months of poor performance, raising questions about the company’s plan to build America’s answer to LVMH.
Chanel Confirms Postponement of Hong Kong Cruise Show
The hotly-anticipated showing of Chanel’s Cruise Collection in Hong Kong has been put on hold amid ongoing political upheaval in the city.
Chanel Confirms Postponement of Hong Kong Cruise Show
The hotly-anticipated showing of Chanel’s Cruise Collection in Hong Kong has been put on hold amid ongoing political upheaval in the city.
Fashion Week’s Latest Experiment: Charging for Admission
Historically, exclusivity has been baked into all aspects of fashion week. But this season New York- and London-based designers are opening their shows up to the general public — for a price.
Fashion Week’s Latest Experiment: Charging for Admission
Historically, exclusivity has been baked into all aspects of fashion week. But this season New York- and London-based designers are opening their shows up to the general public — for a price.