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This Week: Investors to Nike: Just Do It Again

The activewear giant is expected to report another quarter of slim growth on Thursday. While it's an improvement from where the brand stood a year ago, investors and sneakerheads alike [...]

Saks’ Distressed Debt Tumbles to Lows Ahead of Interest Deadline

The luxury retailer faces a more than $100 million interest payment deadline at the end of the month. [...]

Report: Coty CEO and Chair to Exit in Leadership Shake-Up

The Financial Times reported on Friday that chief executive Sue Nabi and the company's chair, Peter Harf, are set to exit the company as part of an overhaul led by [...]

MAC, Chappell Roan and the Power of Polarisation in Marketing

In the wake of the announcement that the Gen Z pop star would become the latest face of MAC Cosmetics, some of her fans criticised her decision. But landing the [...]

The BoF Podcast | Riz Ahmed on the Radical Power of Storytelling

At BoF Voices 2025, the Academy Award-winning actor, musician and activist reflected on what Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” reveals about unity during divisive times. [...]

EU Agrees to Interim €3 Levy on Small Parcels to Combat China

Ministers agreed last month to abolish a rule that let goods under €150 enter the EU without customs duties. [...]

Why Are Barrette Sales Spiking? Thank Ozempic.

Hair loss is on the rise, in step with GLP-1 drug usage and general stress levels, and causing a measurable shift in clip preferences. [...]

The Kicks You Wear: The Collab of the Year With Bimma Williams

Collaborations ruled the sportswear world in 2025. Some were good, some were bad. We talk about them all with Collab Lab’s Bimma Williams following the release of his new report [...]

Exclusive: Joseph to Return to London Fashion Week Runway After 8 Years

Creative director Mario Arena will show his second collection for the brand in February, as the womenswear label seeks to expand after a period of retrenchment. [...]

Opinion: The ‘Ralph Lauren Christmas’ Trend Is Marketing Gold

The company’s viral holiday aesthetic is boosting the brand’s visibility and sales, the result of years of strategic image refinement and product honing, writes Andrea Felsted. [...]

Rothy’s New Chief Executive Wants To Extend Its Winning Streak

The shoemaker’s president and finance chief, Dayna Quanbeck, spoke to The Business of Fashion about her plans for the brand once she transitions to the top role in January. [...]

AI’s Transformation of Online Shopping Is Just Getting Started

A rapidly growing share of consumers is using AI to find and buy products. Brands need to be ready, says the BoF-McKinsey State of Fashion 2026. [...]

The Unlikely Rise and Uncertain Future of Lockheed Martin Streetwear

A vanguard of licensees cashing in on a South Korean appetite for fashion with American IP is adapting to the geopolitical tensions and shifting consumer preferences that have caused predecessors [...]

Why Lululemon’s CEO Is Stepping Down

Slowing growth, rising costs and a loud campaign from its outspoken founder set the stage for Calvin McDonald’s exit. It may be the athleisure giant’s best hope to regain its [...]

Lululemon CEO Calvin McDonald to Step Down in January

The activewear retailer raised its annual revenue and profit forecast Thursday. [...]

Full Coverage: Lauder Launch Advice; Sephora’s Wild Rose; L’Oréal’s Aesthetics Bet

This week, The Business of Beauty team is thinking about what Estée Lauder is cooking up, how a ‘Real Housewife’ breaks into beauty and why gift guides are losing their [...]

China Officials, PDD Staff Get Into Fistfights During Audit

The episode may trigger investor concern about increased regulatory scrutiny of Pinduoduo and Temu, whose Dublin headquarters were raided last week by EU watchdogs. [...]

How Tariffs Are Reshaping the Fragrance Boom

US-imposed tariffs were blamed for slowdowns in the earnings reports of several prominent fragrance makers, but the full picture of what’s next for the category goes a little deeper. [...]

Lilly’s Experimental Shot Reduces Body Weight by 23%

A next-generation obesity shot from Eli Lilly, retatrutide, helped patients lose almost a quarter of their body weight in a late-stage study. [...]

Trial of Chinese Crime Gangs in Italian Fashion Stalls Amid Sabotage Fears

A landmark trial in Italy against Chinese crime gangs allegedly controlling Europe’s fashion logistics is floundering due to mishaps and suspected sabotage. [...]

Prada to Launch $930 ‘Made in India’ Sandals After Backlash

The luxury brand is collaborating with Indian artisans to create a limited-edition collection of sandals after facing criticism for cultural appropriation. [...]

Swarovski’s Strategy for Maintaining Its Shine

Lab-grown diamonds and embracing culture and design trends will be key to the brand maintaining its momentum as jewellery continues to outshine fashion, CEO Alexis Nasard says in the BoF-McKinsey [...]

Gymshark’s Path to $1 Billion in Sales Leads Through the US

The UK fitness brand is on the cusp of reaching its billion-dollar sales target, and sees expanding in the US, where it’s about to open its first New York City [...]

Brunello Cucinelli Lifts 2025 Revenue Growth Forecast to Up to 12%

Fourth-quarter sales are expected to post double-digit growth at constant exchange rates. [...]

HSG Closes In on Deal to Buy Sneaker Maker Golden Goose

The transaction would value the Italian company at more than $2.9 billion, Bloomberg reported. [...]

High Margin: Will a Year of Designer Revamps Pay Off?

The luxury fashion market appears poised to turn a corner, but questions linger as Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Balenciaga and others prepare to bring their new creative visions to market. [...]

The Debrief | What Happens When Women Lead

At VOICES 2025, senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young sits down with celebrated designers Clare Waight Keller and Maria Cornejo to discuss what it means to build a career in fashion as [...]

Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman and Venus Williams to Co-Chair 2026 Met Gala

The event, set for May. 4 of next year, will focus on the theme ‘Costume Art.’ [...]

CVC Plans Sale of Japan’s FineToday After Scrapped IPO

The private equity firm is seeking $2 billion for the personal care firm, after acquiring it from Shiseido in 2021 for $1.5 billion. [...]

How Salt & Stone Made Fancy Deodorant Into a $140 Million Business

With a hero speed stick that became a top seller at both Amazon and Sephora, Salt & Stone has leveraged fragrance, design and a pricing sweet spot to ride the [...]

Warby Parker, Google to Launch AI-Powered Smart Glasses in 2026

The announcement marks the first time the companies have set a public timeline for the release since unveiling the partnership earlier this year. [...]

Salomon’s Plan to Grow in Running and Fashion

Gorpcore is over, says CEO Guillaume Meyzenq. Can the Amer Sports-backed brand keep growing its fashion footprint while maintaining its credibility in performance running? [...]

Why the Shine Isn’t Fading on Jewellery Sales

With a growing base of customers desiring lasting value and willing to treat themselves, jewellery is set to see its bright moment continue, says the BoF-McKinsey State of Fashion 2026. [...]

Fashion Is Failing to Protect Garment Workers From Extreme Heat

The International Accord is adding heat-stress protocols to its binding mandate for brands after a watchdog group documented severe heat-related harm to garment workers in Bangladesh and Pakistan. [...]

Privacy Is Smart Glasses’ Next Big Threat

Analysts warn that privacy concerns and a wave of new rivals could limit the growth of EssilorLuxottica’s Ray-Ban Meta eyewear, which delivered its first meaningful revenue boost this year. [...]

Hearst Magazines Bans Fur From Its Publications

Following the publicisation of Condé Nast’s fur ban in October, the Harper’s Bazaar publisher will now prohibit the use of animal fur in its editorial and advertising content. [...]

Worldview | Kering’s Bet on Chinese Gold Jewellery

This week’s round-up of global markets fashion business news also features India’s strategic footwear expansion and Fashion Asia Hong Kong’s latest edition. [...]

Europe Agrees to Drastic ESG Cuts After US Pressure Intensifies

The European Union reached a tentative deal to slash ESG requirements, as the bloc faces intensifying pressure from the US to rein in such rules amid ever-present trade tensions. [...]

Stranger Things Hairstylist Is Launching a Hair Care Brand

The hit Netflix show’s lead hair designer Sarah Hindsgaul will be one of the first on-set Hollywood beauty professionals to have her own hair-care line as more of her peers [...]

The Kicks You Wear: The 2026 World Cup Is Already Here for Fashion

Brand activations and collections for the 2026 World Cup are already beginning to pop out across the sportswear industry. [...]

UK Consumer Spending Disappointed in November, Surveys Show

With card spending falling and retail sales growth at its weakest since May, retailers reported disappointing Black Friday results. [...]

Hermès Billionaires’ Family Office Quietly Starts New Offshoot

A three-year-old family office backed by Europe’s wealthiest family is laying the groundwork for acquiring additional assets outside their luxury behemoth. [...]

What Happens When Heritage Craft Meets Global Ambition

From handmade beadwork to woven bags, small labels that create products via ancestral methods must constantly weigh how to scale without sacrificing integrity. [...]

How Brands Stand Out in AI Search

To ensure their products are surfaced on platforms like ChatGPT, brands are turning to startups such as Profound, whose CEO James Cadwallader offers his view on what brands need to [...]

How to Launch a Fashion Brand in 2026

A new generation of startups is launching amid a lack of investor funding, a weaker multi-brand retail landscape and a broken supply chain. To beat the odds, they’re going even [...]

How Community Became Fashion and Beauty’s Strongest Currency

Today’s most resonant brands don’t just sell — they listen, co-create and connect with their consumers. In partnership with Brookfield Properties, BoF examines how authentic community building is redefining loyalty [...]

How MAC Signed Chappell Roan, the Anti-Brand Ambassador

Despite setting a monumentally high bar for brand collaborations, Roan has committed a long-term, global deal with the Lauder-owned cosmetics label. [...]

Cyclone in Sri Lanka Impacts Multiple Garment Factories

A week after devastating floods, the industry association in Sri Lanka says multiple large facilities have been impacted, as recovery efforts for affected workers are underway. [...]

Despite Art Market Lull, Art Basel Still Delivers for Miami Beach

Art Basel Miami Beach is the biggest art fair in the US and has emerged as a year-end, pre-holiday retreat for corporate leaders of all stripes. [...]

L’Oréal to Double Galderma Stake

The French beauty giant increased its share in the Swiss skincare company to 20 percent after buying up investor shares. [...]

San Antonio Museum of Art repatriates nine antiquities to Italy

The artefacts, most dating from the 4th century BC, include a terracotta statue of a woman and elaborate red-figure vessels [...]

Ceal Floyer—conceptual artist known for her minimalist, playful works—has died, aged 57

The Pakistani-British artist rose to fame in the 1990s with her “concise humour and profoundly understated visual language” [...]

Comment | The worlds of analogue and digital art may be splintering

At Art Basel Paris, “the art world seemed to be staging a rally for art created by flesh-and-blood people” [...]

All we want for Christmas: The Art Newspaper 2025 gift guide

From raunchy Tom of Finland merch to a sponsorship deal for a Victorian loo—here are some of the arty items that have caught our eye this season [...]

Frank Gehry remembered, Serpentine and FLAG Art Foundation prize, Joan Semmel—podcast

Ben Luke talks to the architecture critic and Gehry biographer Paul Goldberger, to the FLAG Art Foundation's founder and to Rebecca Shaykin, curator at New York's Jewish Museum [...]

Banksy’s Bethlehem hotel, closed following 7 October attacks, reopens as ‘cultural platform that carries the narrative of Palestine’

The Walled Off Hotel, which opened in 2017 directly opposite the West Bank barrier, has been described by the street artist as having “the worst view of any hotel in [...]

Maria Balshaw, director of Tate since 2017, to step down

Balshaw will see out her tenure by co-curating the largest-ever survey of the artist Tracey Emin in spring 2026 [...]

Mosul’s heritage has seen a year of revival—will it be enough to bring back religious diversity?

Dozens of buildings ravaged by Isis in the northern Iraqi city have now been restored [...]

‘Lust for Life’: The Van Gogh book designed to fit in pockets of US soldiers during the Second World War

The Armed Forces Edition novel is now rare, since it was "not to be made available for civilians"—we show you a copy [...]

Taichung’s new ‘Museumbrary’ expands Taiwan’s culture credentials

The cutting-edge institution, which opens tomorrow, fuses museum and library in decommissioned military airport [...]

Made in LA biennial contemplates wildfires and immigrant arrests

The Hammer Museum hosts 28 artists' projects while looking back on a tumultuous year in California’s biggest city [...]

Revamped Nazi-loot restitution bill passed by US Senate

The Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery (Hear) Act of 2025, passed unanimously in the Senate and now heads to the House of Representatives [...]

Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman and Venus Williams will co-chair 2026 Met Gala

The celebrity style luminaries will preside over the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute's star-filled fundraiser alongside Anna Wintour [...]

UK police hunt suspects in ‘high-value’ Bristol museum heist

More than 600 objects were stolen from the collection of the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum, which closed in 2008 [...]

Gérard Lhéritier, once master of the manuscripts market, found guilty of gang fraud

The Aristophil founder faces five years in prison [...]

Collection of 61 Matisse works—mostly portraying his daughter Marguerite—donated to Paris museum

Barbara Dauphin Duthuit, the wife of Henri Matisse’s grandson, has gifted seven paintings, one sculpture, 28 drawings and eight etchings to the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris [...]

Despite turmoil, cultural plan to mark 250th anniversary of US takes shape

After government shutdown and firing of organising committee leader, plans for shows and events advance [...]

From hard borders to soft power: how did the art world fare in 2025?

In a year of turbulence and uncertainty, new museums and dazzling shows were proof of art as a positive force [...]

Romanian art heist film frames theft within political and migrant struggles

“Jaful Secolului” (Traffic) was inspired by a 2012 heist at Kunsthal Rotterdam and is Romania’s official selection for the 2026 Oscars [...]

Vancouver Art Gallery gifted 131-work private collection from Hong Kong

The gifted works, by 78 artists, date from the 1950s to today and will be featured in an exhibition in 2027 [...]

François-Xavier Lalanne hippo bar sells for record-breaking $31.4m at Sotheby’s

The price, three times its high estimate, smashed the auction records for Lalanne's work and any design object [...]

Napoles Marty wins Frieze Los Angeles Impact Prize

The prize, presented in partnership with Nxthvn, includes a solo stand at Frieze Los Angeles and $25,000 [...]

The spirit of the north: Oulu is about to begin its year as European Capital of Culture

The Finnish city, close to the Arctic Circle, will play host to hundreds of arts and cultural events [...]

Bright sparks: humans made fire 350,000 years earlier than previously thought, research reveals

Archaeologists discovered Palaeolithic fire-making tools in a field in the east of England [...]

Paris exhibition presents exceptional jewels—but Louvre heist treasures missing from line up

Three major pieces, stolen in the October robbery, are absent from the otherwise glittering presentation [...]

In the bag: Sotheby’s inaugural Abu Dhabi Collectors’ Week finds success with Birkins and bling

Netting a solid $133.4m total, the first Sotheby’s live sale in Abu Dhabi is described by the house as the largest debut for any new market in its history [...]

A brush with… Luc Tuymans—podcast

Luc Tuymans talks to Ben Luke about his influences—from writers to musicians, film-makers and, of course, other artists—and the cultural experiences that have shaped his life and work [...]

‘The Ballad of Sexual Dependency’: entire Nan Goldin series gets first-ever UK show

An exhibition at Gagosian brings all 126 images together, marking 40 years since Goldin published the seminal series [...]

Comment | Why Frank Gehry was the ultimate artist’s architect

The radical builder emerged—and learned—from a scrappy group of Los Angeles artists [...]

Nnena Kalu wins the 2025 Turner Prize

The Scottish artist, who was nominated for works shown at the Walker Art Gallery and Manifesta 15, is the first learning-disabled person to claim the prestigious award [...]

Admission to MoMA PS1 will be free for all starting next year

From 1 January 2026 onward, MoMA PS1 will be the largest admission-free museum in New York City, thanks to a gift by philanthropist Sonya Yu [...]

Canadian Museum for Human Rights’ planned exhibition on displacement of Palestinians sparks outpouring of support and criticism

The museum's upcoming “Palestine Uprooted: Nakba, Past and Present” has the support of Canadian Palestinian organisations and some Jewish groups, but has been denounced by others who fear it “will [...]

Sixth Kochi Biennale: what’s on show and who is funding it

The next edition of India's leading exhibition, curated by Nikhil Chopra and HH Art Spaces, features performances by Marina Abramovic and Tino Sehgal [...]

Chinese artist to auction work for Hong Kong ambulance service after deadly Tai Po fire

The crypto mogul Justin Sun—who famously bought Maurizio Cattelan’s $6.2m banana work and ate it—has also donated $7.8m to the government relief fund [...]

Saudi art world questions widespread use of consultancies in shaping culture landscape

As the country's art scene continues to expand, the reliance on external companies such as McKinsey and Boston Consulting Group is raising eyebrows [...]

Despite controversy, designs for Notre Dame’s new windows go on display in Paris

Stained-glass works by the French artist Claire Tabouret will replace the original windows, which suffered no damage in the fire that destroyed the cathedral’s spire [...]

From Koons's ‘Tulips’ to a Triceratops skull: new hotel-casino brings Wynn collection to UAE

Set to open in 2027, Wynn Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah is a $5.1bn project from the US hotel and casino group Wynn Resorts [...]

Rosalind Fox Solomon and Larry Fink reunited with mentor Lisette Model at Paris Photo

The US-based MUUS Collection presented 'Looking Out, Looking In', an exhibition at the fair that highlighted the influence of the Austrian-born photographer and teacher on the next generation [...]

Gunmen stole works by Matisse and Portinari from Brazilian library in brazen daytime heist

The 13 works, stolen from the Mário de Andrade Library, were part of a show organised in collaboration with the Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo [...]

‘An entertainment pavilion on bones’: new Russian museum opens in occupied Mariupol

Officially known as Pole Bitvy (Battlefield), Russian state media has described the space as an “interactive art facility” [...]

We will always love you: museum dedicated to Dolly Parton to open in her Nashville hotel

The singer and actor’s life story will be told through the Dolly’s Life of Many Colours Museum [...]

How ‘archaeological ceramicist’ Yasmin Smith has forever changed the way I look at flint

“Elemental Life” at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia shows the artist's unique use of sculpture and glazes to explore history, ecology and geology [...]

The art world pays tribute to Martin Parr, an ‘extraordinary photographer of people and life in the UK’

Tributes online have come from artists including Grayson Perry and the Pet Shop Boys [...]

Louvre staff vote to strike, citing failures of management and building maintenance

It was yesterday revealed that that a water leak in the museum's Egyptian antiquities department had damaged hundreds of books [...]

From politics to painting: works by Albanian prime minister Edi Rama are new art fair favourites

The politician, whose administration has been dogged by accusations of corruption, has signed to Berlin gallery Société [...]

Remembering Frank Gehry, legendary architect of Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

The Toronto-born architect, who reshaped global skylines with his sweeping, seemingly unfinished creations, has died, aged 96 [...]

New tech and old names drive sales at Art Basel Miami Beach

A new section for digital art at the fair this year, Zero 10, coincides with a flight to secondary material, suggesting that an adapting market may also be a bifurcating [...]

José Carlos Diaz on Reefline, an underwater sculpture park off Miami’s shoreline

The Pérez Art Museum Miami’s new chief curator sees Reefline as a model for a type of environmentally restorative public art that can be replicated globally [...]

Artists protest Alligator Alcatraz at Scope Art Show

The project “invites fairgoers to reflect, respond and enact change through signing a petition that demands the closure of Alligator Alcatraz”, Amnesty says [...]

In pictures: a sculptural celebration at Art Basel Miami Beach

Nora Lawrence, the executive director of Storm King Art Center in New York’s Hudson Valley, shares her favorite sculptures from the fair [...]

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