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This article is part of our new editorial package, where we seek to answer the question: what would fashion look like if more women were in charge? Click here to read more. Sitting through show after show during the most recent women’s season in Paris, one question kept coming to mind: why are there so few women at the top of an industry largely marketed to women? The collections, mostly designed by men, were beautiful — sheer, sexy, short, booby — but it’s hard to imagine oneself wearing very m…

Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights on digital fashion, plus exclusive membership discounts. A few years before the pandemic, the future of fashion began to feel very close. There was Lil Miquela (rings a bell right?), a CGI influencer created in 2016 as an Instagram account that grew to over a million followers in under two years. In 2018, Scandinavian retailer Carlings released a digital clothing collection in partnership with Virtue Worldwi…

Jun 4, 2024 ... It's the part of my work that I prefer because it means opening your mind to new techniques,” says Dior creative director Maria Grazia ...

Fifteen years ago, the future of shopping was the same as the future of everything else: online. Asos, Rent the Runway, Glossier — Net-a-Porter, Farfetch and Matches for those who could afford it — changed the way we consumed fashion and beauty. What an incredible experience it was to witness the internet’s gold rush era; a time of free shipping, unlimited returns and influencer recommendations. The opportunities were endless, the VC dollars were flowing and the legislation was sparse — essentia…

Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights, plus exclusive membership discounts. Airbnbs and architecture firms were some of the hottest locations in Paris this season, as many London-based designers set up their own showrooms. Between agency showroom fees reaching new highs, ever-changing consumer behaviours and the shutdown of the British Fashion Council’s (BFC) London showrooms in January 2023, younger brands have been busy coming up with ways to…

To receive the Vogue Business newsletter, sign up here. What were you doing 40 years ago? The characters in this article were busy putting together London Fashion Week, which this year celebrates its 40th anniversary. Wanting to take part in the celebrations but, more importantly, look for the lessons we could take from the story of such a historic event, we spoke to some of the designers, PRs, show producers, buyers and journalists that made up the London fashion scene in the mid-1980s. Everyon…