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Introducing Cut From AnOther Cloth
A series of interviews with the craftspeople of colour who work on and around Savile Row.
By Rikesh ChauhanPhotography by Rikesh Chauhan
Fashion
Cut From AnOther Cloth: Nadia Alsagoff, Ji Hae An Sykes and Takudzwa Chigaduro
The trio share the same passion for craftsmanship and style — drawing inspiration from their respective heritages and upbringings, as well as Savile Row.
By Rikesh ChauhanPhotography by Rikesh Chauhan
Fashion
Cut From AnOther Cloth: Kouadio Amany and Marvin Diankenda
Kouadio Amany is a senior designer and Marvin Diankenda a production coordinator. They both work at Ozwald Boateng.
By Rikesh ChauhanPhotography by Rikesh Chauhan
Fashion
Cut From AnOther Cloth: Chuksi Ibe and Taj Phull
Taj Phull is the first person of colour to become managing director of Huntsman. Chuksi Ibe is the most recent recipient of the Master Certificate Scheme’s Apprentice of the Year Award.
By Rikesh ChauhanPhotography by Rikesh Chauhan
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Debunking the Dream
Fashion
Is it time to rethink the ‘star designer’ system?
Fashion’s obsession with creative genius may be putting the industry’s future at risk.
By Bella Webb and Maliha Shoaib
Fashion
What does it take to run an independent fashion brand today?
The independent brand landscape is under threat. Designers are exploring new business models and new concepts of creativity.
By Bella Webb and Maliha Shoaib
Fashion
What do designers actually need from prizes and programmes?
Fashion has a stream of talent incubation schemes and prizes, but emerging designers still struggle to move to the next level. Experts say it may be time to rethink the system.
By Bella Webb and Maliha Shoaib
Fashion
How can fashion design graduates get a job?
The fashion industry has too many design graduates and not enough aspirational roles for them to progress into. Experts say championing behind-the-scenes jobs could present a solution.
By Bella Webb and Maliha Shoaib
Vogue Business 100 Innovators: Class of 2024
Technology
The Vogue Business 2024 100 Innovators: Tech innovators
Meet the people at the forefront of technology and Web3, hand-selected by Vogue Business editors.
By Vogue Business Team
Beauty
The Vogue Business 2024 100 Innovators: Beauty disruptors
Meet the people at the forefront of beauty, hand-selected by Vogue Business editors.
By Vogue Business Team
Fashion
The Vogue Business 2024 100 Innovators: Entrepreneurs and agitators
Meet the people at the forefront of industry overhaul, hand-selected by Vogue Business editors.
By Vogue Business Team
Fashion
The Vogue Business 2024 100 Innovators: Champions of change
Meet the people committed to making fashion and beauty more equitable and inclusive industries, hand-selected by Vogue Business editors.
By Vogue Business Team
Sustainability
The Vogue Business 2024 100 Innovators: Sustainability thought leaders
Meet the people at the forefront of sustainability, hand-selected by Vogue Business editors.
By Vogue Business Team
Vogue Business Index
Retail
Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Dior hold onto the top three spots in the latest Vogue Business Index ranking
Meanwhile, Ralph Lauren and Balenciaga descend the rankings in the Vogue Business H2 2024 Index edition.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team in partnership with Phronesis
Technology
Gucci retains Index innovation leadership, but Hugo Boss and Versace surprise with virtual activations
Virtual and augmented reality continue to scale, but new DPP legislation presents challenges for brands, the latest Vogue Business Index finds.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team in partnership with Phronesis
Retail
‘Bake-at-home’ totes and meme culture: The luxury brands winning digital
As TikTok goes from strength to strength, lo-fi versus hi-fi and the social commerce boom are the newest digital playgrounds for luxury brands, according to the latest Vogue Business Index.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team in partnership with Phronesis
Retail
Chanel defies luxury’s slowdown
Purchase intent remains steady despite the economic landscape, while the perception of quality is under fire in the latest Vogue Business Index.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team in partnership with Phronesis
Retail
Cafés, chatbots and human connection: The omnichannel features consumers crave
Whatsapp, pop-ups and hospitality collabs boost emotional connection for accessories favourites, including Kate Spade and Longchamp, according to the latest Vogue Business Index.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team in partnership with Phronesis
Sustainability
Gucci and Bottega Veneta fight to defy the industry’s rollback on ESG
Brands are failing to reach sustainability targets while consumer-facing circularity schemes are prioritised, according to the Vogue Business Index.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team in partnership with Phronesis
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What would fashion look like if women were in charge?
Fashion
Just how hard is the fashion industry on women?
We asked female executives for advice on navigating a career in fashion.
By Elektra Kotsoni and Hilary Milnes
Fashion
Here’s what our clothes would look like if more women designed them
Industry women weigh in on what they think they’d be wearing if female leaders were the norm.
By Madeleine Schulz
Companies
What fashion misunderstands about menopause
Awareness is growing of the menopause and its impact on women in the workplace. The youth-obsessed fashion industry has a lot of catching up to do.
By Bella Webb
Fashion
Fashion is failing working mothers. Here’s how to fix it
Having a child still affects a woman’s career disproportionately, but some companies are taking steps to change that.
By Maliha Shoaib
Fashion
Does fashion hate women in power?
It is such a broad pattern that it warrants calling out: why do we judge female designers more harshly than their male peers?
By Christina Binkley
Vogue Business Watches Index
Retail
Omega’s celebrity endorsements and the digital dominance of Rolex score high
In the first edition of the Vogue Business Watches Index, the industry continues to thrive through collaboration and online buzz. But where is it falling short?
By Vogue Business custom insights team in partnership with Chronext
Retail
Celebrity ambassadors hold the key to digital. Which brands are winning?
Propelled by social channels, the luxury watch industry is tapping pop culture figures and its own community to head up digital strategies — they’re proving successful.
By Vogue Business custom insights team in partnership with Chronext
Technology
How innovation became the watch market’s secret ingredient
Breitling leads in innovation thanks to its involvement in product collaborations, exhibitions and digital product passports.
By Vogue Business custom insights team in partnership with Chronext
Retail
Rolex captures confidence in an uncertain industry
While exports are down, luxury watch brands witness mixed results, but Gen Z presents an opportunity for growth when it comes to the sentiment of shoppers.
By Vogue Business custom insights team in partnership with Chronext
The Future of Shopping
Sustainability
Why consumers don’t shop their values — and how to change that
There’s a gap between consumers’ values and the way they shop. How will it close?
By Maliha Shoaib
Retail
The Future of Shopping podcast: Why luxury e-commerce crumbled
Vogue Business’s Kirsty McGregor and former Matches, Farfetch and Net-a-Porter exec Elizabeth Von der Goltz unpack the challenges facing online retail and what happens next.
By Vogue Business sponsored by Worldpay
Fashion
How Gen Z’s shopping habits will shape the future of retail
Vogue Business recently surveyed Vogue and GQ readers to help brands future-proof for tomorrow.
By Madeleine Schulz
Technology
The Vogue Business guide to TikTok Shop
TikTok now has its own marketplace. Here are three ways brands can engage.
By Lucy Maguire
Retail
What really happened with Matches and where do we go from here?
Brands, suppliers, employees and customers are counting the cost of the luxury retailer’s collapse. We look at what will fill the void.
By Kirsty McGregor
Technology
How Web3 is shaping the future of shopping
Mixed realities, AI, blockchain and smarter recommendations — retail is entering Web3. Here’s what that will look like.
By Maghan McDowell
Vogue Business Beauty Index
Beauty
Clarins performance proves consumer confidence lies in the prestige
While the legacy brand shows the old formula is often the right one, it could take notes from L’Oréal’s La Roche-Posay and Cerave to grow through innovation.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team
Beauty
Experimentation in innovation pays off for Nars
While the cult cosmetics brand may be leading the pack, traceability, virtual consultations and hyper-personalisation remain key battlegrounds in innovation.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team
Beauty
Battling beauty’s waste crisis: The Ordinary hits ESG top spot
Parent company Deciem’s fight against industry waste is carving out its place in the sustainability sphere, but the spotlight remains on certification and labour policies — key differentiators for shoppers.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team
Beauty
The Ordinary maintains top spot while La Roche-Posay and Cerave pick up the pace
The beauty industry begins to show signs of recovery in the second edition of the Vogue Business Beauty Index.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team
Beauty
Cerave cracked the digital marketing code. Here’s how
In a buzzy Super Bowl campaign, the skincare brand tapped the ironic to overtake market favourites Charlotte Tilbury and Fenty Beauty.
By Vogue Business Custom Insights Team
Sustainability
Technology
Technology
The Vogue Business NFT Tracker: Black Boxes to win a CryptoPunk
By Maghan McDowell and Madeleine Schulz
Companies
The US TikTok ban is getting closer. What does it mean for brands and creators?
By Madeleine Schulz
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