The Business of Fashion
The Business of Fashion is a next-generation media company recognised around the world for its authoritative, analytical point of view on the global fashion and beauty industries. Founded by Imran Amed in 2007, BoF serves members in more than 125 countries.
Join us at VOICES, Soho Farmhouse, UK
Request your invitation to VOICES, our annual global gathering for big thinkers.
Join us at VOICES, Soho Farmhouse, UK
Request your invitation to VOICES, our annual global gathering for big thinkers.
Op-Ed | Chatbots Won't Solve Everything
'Conversational commerce' — powered by sophisticated chat bots — is all the rage, but the best interfaces will blend bots with human interactions, argues Richie Siegel.
Op-Ed | Chatbots Won't Solve Everything
'Conversational commerce' — powered by sophisticated chat bots — is all the rage, but the best interfaces will blend bots with human interactions, argues Richie Siegel.
BoF and Disney on The Power of Storytelling in Fashion
The BoF community descended on London’s Somerset House on Thursday to hear fashion industry leaders discuss how inspirational stories can drive business success.
BoF and Disney on The Power of Storytelling in Fashion
The BoF community descended on London’s Somerset House on Thursday to hear fashion industry leaders discuss how inspirational stories can drive business success.
Op-Ed | Brands Should Consider a "Season-Less" Show Model
The global fashion industry has already become disconnected from geography and the seasons, argues Paulo Borges.
Op-Ed | Brands Should Consider a "Season-Less" Show Model
The global fashion industry has already become disconnected from geography and the seasons, argues Paulo Borges.
Middle Eastern Designers Break Boundaries
From Tel Aviv to Tehran, a new generation of designers from the Middle East is finding fame in the world's fashion capitals.
Middle Eastern Designers Break Boundaries
From Tel Aviv to Tehran, a new generation of designers from the Middle East is finding fame in the world's fashion capitals.
Take Part in BoF's Global Fashion School Rankings
The Business of Fashion is working on our second edition of the Global Fashion School Rankings and we need your help.
Take Part in BoF's Global Fashion School Rankings
The Business of Fashion is working on our second edition of the Global Fashion School Rankings and we need your help.
Op-Ed | Fashion Needs a New Rhythm
The biggest challenge for brands from distant markets is not their geography but the timing and pace of the global fashion system, argues Karen Walker.
Op-Ed | Fashion Needs a New Rhythm
The biggest challenge for brands from distant markets is not their geography but the timing and pace of the global fashion system, argues Karen Walker.
Op-Ed | The Rise of the Fashion Hipster
Catering to the fashion hipster — whose purchases are driven by irony, camp and insider humour — risks making promising brands the flavour of the day, argues Eugene Rabkin.
Op-Ed | The Rise of the Fashion Hipster
Catering to the fashion hipster — whose purchases are driven by irony, camp and insider humour — risks making promising brands the flavour of the day, argues Eugene Rabkin.
Request Your Invitation to VOICES, BoF's New Annual Gathering for Big Thinkers
This December, BoF presents VOICES at the Soho Farmhouse in the English countryside just outside of London. Request your invitation to attend this exceptional fashion industry event.
Request Your Invitation to VOICES, BoF's New Annual Gathering for Big Thinkers
This December, BoF presents VOICES at the Soho Farmhouse in the English countryside just outside of London. Request your invitation to attend this exceptional fashion industry event.
Op-Ed | Should Companies Take a Political Stand?
If we expect companies to take sides on divisive issues — and only patronise those we deem as having a good conscience — it could mean the end of agnostic consumerism, argues Simon Collins.
Op-Ed | Should Companies Take a Political Stand?
If we expect companies to take sides on divisive issues — and only patronise those we deem as having a good conscience — it could mean the end of agnostic consumerism, argues Simon Collins.