Argentina-based fashion brand Gaucho Buenos Aires, specializing in leather goods and ready-to-wear, is leaning into digital marketing, from Instagram to Pinterest, as it makes its first steps into the U.S. market.
Where robotics is making an impact in fashion is behind the scenes. For example, many brands are currently using robotics to cut down fulfillment times in warehouses and speed up manufacturing, using robots to cut and sew fabrics at a faster-than-ever pace.
The company originally started as an e-commerce platform with a curated selection of 24 fine-jewelry brands. From launch, CEO and founder Nadine McCarthy Kahane planned to shift focus to private-label products to fill gaps in the high-end jewelry market and go after millennial customers, of all ages, looking to purchase...
Free People wants to be a serious wellness brand. Starting this fall, the brand will ramp up its activewear line, FP Movement, launched in 2015, and also start carrying more wellness products in stores and online. In addition, it plans to bring a wellness focus to most of its 136 stores and...
After launching women's underwear last year, the 10-year-old brand came out with its first collection of bras on Thursday, after spending two years testing 207 prototypes to get the design just right.
Technology trickling onto NYFW runways is by no means new. With each new season comes more questions as to whether technology has a place on the runway. For 2019, the answer seems to be yes, but also no.
From high fashion to fast fashion, sustainability is top of mind for pretty much all players in fashion today. For legacy footwear brand Timberland, the current challenge is not transitioning to more sustainable practices but instead proving to consumers through its marketing that the brand has been focused on sustainability...
Teen Vogue has it sights set on the future of fashion, not only through its coverage, but also through a new initiative called Generation Next. It's designed to identify the next leaders in the fashion industry and support them as they hopefully grow into major brands.
Just as direct-to-consumer brands starting with one product eventually look to expand into more products to diversify revenue streams, established fashion designers and longstanding retailers, too, must find new ways to bring in money.