The Irish designer was awarded AU$200,000 for a fully biodegradable collection made with merino wool and natural dyes.
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In early February, boot brand Ariat co-founder and CEO Beth Cross said that, in the short term, the coronavirus would have an impact on the way fashion businesses operate. But if the crisis were to continue, she said, it would mean big hits to sales for fashion at large. Nearly two weeks later, that’s proving true.
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Disruption in China will cause worldwide fallout as supply chain stutters.
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The haunt of Hollywood celebrities, royals and jet-set of yore, Hotel du Cap-Eden Roc in Cap d’Antibes has reopened its doors after the most famous hospitality property in the French Riviera underwent a makeover.
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Only small gains have been made toward making the runway more age diverse as brands rely on youthful faces to sell their collections.
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Sure, contactless payment systems are easier. Whether using your phone or a credit card, the technology is also a more secure way to pay for purchases.
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Read MoreAmazing as it may sound, phone makers are doing more than just adding fancy new cameras.
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The Amazon leader reached a deal for the Warner Estate in Beverly Hills with David Geffen, who has owned it since 1990.
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We want to catch revolutions at the right time, while limiting the energy we spend chasing fads. What strategy can we follow to ensure this?
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In his new biography, the former chief art critic of the Washington Post sheds new light on the late 20th century’s defining artist.
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DARK TOWERS book review. Deutsche Bank, Donald Trump, and an Epic Trail of Destruction.
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Create compelling presentations, decks, and more without breaking the bank on licensing fees.
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Companies like Wearwell and Good On You are vetting brands’ environmental claims and compiling sustainable products into one-stop shops.
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As Valentine’s Day nears, luxury marketers including Burberry, Marc Jacobs, Krug Champagne and Tiffany have been promoting the holiday across digital channels, hoping to attract sales to last-minute gift-givers.
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