Fashion

In this year we experienced a new sort of fashion weeks without any hurly- burly of the event. The excitement to watch a new collection launched straight from our couch and live streaming it without any stress of having the front row seats.

After almost one year since the COVID pandemic started, various industries have been affected. The lives of million people have changed-while some got fired from their jobs, some realised their real passion after staying in the four walls.

Italian sportswear brand Moncler closed in at 2% higher shares after it announced the acquisition of men’s apparel brand Stone Island at a whooping $1.5 billion.

This Indian Bride walked down the aisle in a powder-blue pantsuit, ditching the all-time favoured lehenga in her traditional Indian wedding, simply because she loves suits.

Nanushka is a Hungarian vegan leather brand that has become immensely popular in the recent times for its effortless style and chic designs, all while creating pieces that are made from sustainable leather and are decently priced, making it an affordable

Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE commonly known as LVMH is the biggest French luxury conglomerate formed in 1987 after the fashion house Louis Vuitton and wines and spirits company Moët Hennessy merged together.

COVID pandemic has taught us the importance of online marketing and selling and even luxury brands can’t deny it now. They have accepted the importance of online marketing but are falling short at selling.

The idea of using old materials to design new pieces has probably been one of the most revolutionary changes brought to the fashion industry this year.

In 1997, long before luxury sneakers were trending, Prada anticipated this trend and launched the so-called “America’s Cup.”

Brooklyn-based social media star and trendsetter, Ava Nirui has become the new face of viral bootlegging fashion campaigns resulting in collaborations with globally renowned luxury brands like MoMA and Marc Jacobs.

Technology has been evolving every minute and has affected every aspect of life. All things considered, and on a positive note, it keeps on changing and advance for the improvement of humankind. It might be said, innovation has formed life into a fine equ

Back in 2003, when Kate Moss wore a 1950s French couturier Jean Dessès, perfect in a pale yellow dress, worn off-the-shoulder, it caused mayhem among the second-hand stores, where women were looking for something that would come even nearly close to Moss

Material innovation company Bolt Threads that is based in California has invented a fully sustainable version of leather that is mainly grown out of mushrooms called Mylo.

Neiman Marcus, a Dallas-based luxury retailer recently announced a partnership with Affirm, a financial products and services firm. This partnership will bring a flexible and transparent alternative to customers shopping for luxury products.

Mike Ashley, who owns a retails empire has recently purchased £6 million worth stakes in the luxury handbag maker brand. Frasers Group, which runs Sports Direct and House of Fraser, said it has bought 4.3 million shares at 150p each to increase its ow

Top names in the luxury industry posted messages of support on social media for the Black Lives Matter movement. Yet many of these brands lack diversity in their ranks and, are open to severe reputational damage as Prada, Gucci & Dolce & Gabbana have each