Fashion Marketing
Fashion Marketing Careers: Beyond the Job Title
Explore the diverse specialisms within fashion marketing, from brand campaigns to performance metrics, and how each shapes a unique career path.
The journal
Every story from the journal, newest first — trends, craft, sustainability and the business of fashion.
Fashion Marketing
Explore the diverse specialisms within fashion marketing, from brand campaigns to performance metrics, and how each shapes a unique career path.
Heritage Crafts
Discover the artisans preserving London's rarest crafts, from globe making to saddlery, and how their heritage skills define modern luxury.
White Milano
White Milano's latest edition drew 450 brands and over 300 buyers to Tortona, with new areas and international collaborations from Brazil and China.
SS27
Discover SS27 as it happens with live runway intelligence. Emerging trends, real-time analytics, expert chat and 7-day free trial. No credit card needed.
Textile Exchange
Textile Exchange appoints Véronique Tjon as senior director of assurance and traceability, as it prepares for Materials Matter and a 45% emissions cut by 2030.
Digital Fashion
FashionTEX Digital Fashion Show 2026 in Riga unites 11 European fashion schools using LED virtual production to merge physical garments with 3D design and animation.
Menswear
Discover the key menswear trends for autumn/winter 2027/28: bulky but light silhouettes, nature-inspired seclusion, creative layering and blurred gender lines.
Halloween
Pacsun opens its largest Halloween shop with 67 costumes as US spending is set to hit $13.5bn. Discover the trends, prices and shopper habits for 2025.
Condé Nast
Roger Lynch steps down as Condé Nast CEO after seven years to lead Mattel, leaving a legacy of profitability, digital growth and global expansion.
Kings Plaza
Coach opens its first Brooklyn store at Kings Plaza, joining new retailers and dining as Macerich continues its multimillion-dollar transformation of the mall.
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US-China Trade
The US and China have agreed reciprocal tariff cuts on £23bn of goods, but apparel, footwear and fashion remain excluded from the relief deal.