Chinese Luxury Market Shows Improvement During Labor Day Holiday

Chinese Luxury Market Shows Improvement During Labor Day Holiday

Luxury retail remained resilient during China‘s five-day Labor Day holiday — bucking a broader trend of cautious consumer spending — according to foot traffic data gathered by Bernstein across 10 high-end malls in four major cities. Even though overall traffic dipped 5 percent below Chinese New Year levels in mid-February, Bernstein highlighted strong performance at…

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A Beachfront Marbella Wedding at Playa Padre Designed with Quiet Intention

A Beachfront Marbella Wedding at Playa Padre Designed with Quiet Intention

[section title=”The Planning”] [field title=”Wedding Colors”] Ivory, sage, soft gold, and subtle infusions of green. The palette, envisioned by the bride, Alice, echoed the natural hues of the Mediterranean coast and the quiet elegance of a summer garden. Designer Sira Antequera translated that vision into a composition of clean simplicity and tactile richness — where…

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Bloomer Shorts Push Balloon Silhouette to New Extremes

Bloomer Shorts Push Balloon Silhouette to New Extremes

If the spring 2026 runways were any indication, voluminous balloon shorts are still setting the tone — but a more niche subset is emerging. From the grounds of Coachella to the street-style scene and the Instagram feeds of trendsetters like Elsa Hosk, bloomer shorts or pants — also known as petticoat pants — are gaining…

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Jisoo and Judassime Dispute Highlights Perils of Fandom

Jisoo and Judassime Dispute Highlights Perils of Fandom

A dispute between the Belgian fashion designer Benjamin Voortmans and K-pop star Jisoo of Blackpink over loaned clothes for a photo shoot magnified what happens when fandoms support their celebrities. The designer behind the Judassime label called out the 31-year-old musician earlier this week due to designs that her team had borrowed several months ago…

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As Costs Rise, Can CFOs Afford to Ignore Sustainability?

As Costs Rise, Can CFOs Afford to Ignore Sustainability?

For years, Global Fashion Agenda has used its signature CEO Agenda to push a more ethical fashion system from the boardroom’s highest ranks. Now, as the Danish think tank kicks off another edition of its Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen, it’s making sustainability a priority for another power player: the CFO. On Wednesday, the organization…

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Op-Ed: How AI Is Making Domestic Swimwear Manufacturing Economically Viable

Op-Ed: How AI Is Making Domestic Swimwear Manufacturing Economically Viable

For decades, the conventional wisdom in apparel sourcing has been straightforward: domestic manufacturing cannot compete with offshore production on cost. Labor arbitrage made offshoring the default. Supply chain complexity was the accepted tradeoff. And the idea of producing swimwear—a cost-sensitive, trend-driven, highly seasonal product—in the United States seemed economically unrealistic. That calculus is changing. Not…

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