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How a personal stylist in Atlanta turned her eye for fashion into a business opportunity
by
Sarah Leeson
Aug 14, 2023
Before she turned her affinity for style into a career, Valencia Holland was her friends’ “go-to girl” for advice on what to wear.
Mid-luxury brands say no to discounted goods
by
Erika Beras
Jul 31, 2018
Ralph Lauren posts earnings bump by leaning in to full priced products
Nordstrom releases its earnings today as it looks to boost in store purchases
May 17, 2018
The plus size market will see more options for them in the brands they want
Fashion startups bet on thirst for individuality over mass market trends
by
Julia Pickar
Mar 27, 2018
Online retailers peddling a customized shopping experience.
All the stores you shopped at as a teen are going bankrupt
Mar 20, 2018
Kids these days. They don't shop at the stores like you used to.
How "Black Panther" is boosting African clothing sales
Mar 2, 2018
Fans aren’t just buying clothes inspired by Marvel’s movie; they’re influencing trends, a fashion editor says.
Sneaker wars: Adidas overtakes Jordan brand
by
Reema Khrais
Sep 26, 2017
Adidas has moved past Jordan brand as the second-most popular sneaker in the U.S., according to market research firm NPD Group.
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Why dry cleaning women's shirts costs more and other clothing secrets revealed
Aug 15, 2017
Clothing mysteries: What you've always wondered about belts, pockets and dry cleaning.
With lagging sales and consumer demand for discounts, Michael Kors to close up to 125 of its full-price stores
May 31, 2017
In yet another blow to the brick-and-mortar retail business, luxury retailer Michael Kors announced it will close up to 125 of its full-price stores. The company and its competitors have been facing slowing sales as more customers shop online and spend less on apparel. Michael Kors CEO John Idol announced the store closures in today’s […]
What it takes for one apparel company to make its clothes in the U.S.
May 29, 2017
"It’s almost like letting go of a child," the American Giant CEO says of sending the company's pieces to market.