Value Retail founder and chairman Scott Malkin discussed the secrets of luxury outlet Bicester Village’s popularity, the pitfalls of America's off-price stores and the roadblocks to luxury brands selling on Amazon.

The designer resale space is competitive, with startups increasingly popping up to sell luxury shoppers’ unwanted goods. With its acquisition of in-home closet organizing and styling service Fitz, Tradesy is looking to stand out.

Susanne and Christoph Botschen, founders of online luxury women’s fashion retailer MyTheresa.com, are setting their sights on a new, more streamlined business model. After thirty years in retail, they’re convinced: Less is more.

Michelle Cordeiro Grant, founder and CEO of lingerie startup Lively, is one of multiple Victoria’s Secret alums who’s built a related business based on key learnings while working for the struggling chain — namely, what not to do.

Unlike Kering, LVMH continues to appoint separate creative directors for menswear and womenswear. Whether one strategy is more ideal than the other depends on who you ask, but any separation of the collections does work against the growing, industry-wide trend of showing a unified idea on a coed runway.

Following the lead of entrepreneurial models that have come before her, Karlie Kloss has built on her success in the industry by tackling a variety of outside business ventures. Her biggest solo project to date, Kode With Klossy — a nonprofit summer coding camp for teenage girls — is set...

Since the company was acquired by U.K.-based Boohoo Group in February 2017, Nasty Gal has been working to get its vibe back on track and regain the trust of its shoppers. Today’s launch of its first collaboration in the new setup feels like a step in the right direction.

This fashion month, whether they were in the front row or the fifteenth, many fashion show attendees viewed collections the same way as those without an invite: from their iPhones. A popular opinion seemed to be that, if they didn’t get a shot of Kaia on their wall and capture...

Worried about brand dilution, high-end brands that have long used wholesale channels are increasingly pulling back, in favor of selling direct to consumers. Luxury sports bag company Caraa, on the other hand, has been easing into wholesale since launching as a DTC brand in 2015. It’s latest move, a collaboration...