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  • A close up of two people's Nike sneakers.
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    Nike’s counterfeit legal dispute with StockX heats up

    The athleticwear giant is asking for a partial summary judgment in its yearslong lawsuit against the resale marketplace.

  • Wolverine World Wide's new global innovation hub in Boston, Massachusetts.
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    Wolverine World Wide debuts global innovation hub in Boston

    The company is building out its corporate workspaces as a way to attract talent and encourage creativity as it goes through a strategic transformation.

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    Luxury spending hits one of its worst years since the Great Recession

    Flat growth and a lack of support from younger customers may mean the sector won’t recover until 2030, according to a new report from Bain.

  • Jonatan Janmark and Helena Helmersson sit in arm chairs for a professional photo.
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    H&M, McKinsey execs to lead the former Renewcell

    Jonatan Janmark was named CEO of the company, now called Circulose, and Helena Helmersson was appointed chair of the board.

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    Kering appoints new CEOs at Saint Laurent, Balenciaga

    The changes come amid plummeting revenue at the conglomerate and luxury sector challenges across the industry.

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    Ralph Lauren sources ‘single digit percentage’ of its products from China

    The fashion brand's globally-diversified production footprint makes it well-positioned to mitigate potential tariff hikes, CEO Patrice Louvet said.

  • A wall of sneakers featuring the Asics logo is shown in a store.
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    Asics continues to lead resale as holiday season approaches: report

    Running shoes, retro silhouettes and upstart brands are giving stalwarts including Nike and Adidas a run for their money, according to online trading platform StockX.

  • A Vans store is pictured in a mall, with a sign advertising a 50% off sale.
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    S&P downgrades VF due to declining revenue at key brands

    A report questioned the Vans owner’s competitive edge, adding that turnaround efforts could take a while.

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    Deep Dive

    ‘Merry and bright’: How marketers are evolving for ambitious holiday shoppers

    Amid record spending intentions by shoppers, holiday marketing campaigns reflect more diverse media mixes and experiments with artificial intelligence.

  • Two models stand outside together wearing jackets from the Alpha Industries and Lee Jeans collab.
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    Lee launches collab with Alpha Industries

    The eight-piece collection is designed to add a modern edge to classic styles from both brands.

  • A model in a pale cream-colored blouse with a visible bra underneath walks on a runway.
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    Aeffe sees profit boost following sale of Moschino beauty

    While revenue fell nearly 18% over the first nine months of 2024, the company expects an internal reorganization to have a positive effect moving forward.

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    Only 16% of global companies on track for 2050 net-zero goals: Accenture

    “The fact that so few of the G2000 companies are on track to reach net-zero emissions is alarming,” the director of shareholder advocacy at Trillium Asset Management said.

  • The Kate Spade logo is seen on a storefront.
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    Tapestry and Capri terminate merger agreement

    After losing a lawsuit against the FTC, both companies agreed to cancel the deal, calling the legal process “uncertain and unlikely to be resolved.”

  • The White House sits in the background on a sunny day. The lawn in front is green.
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    5 ways the election will impact fashion

    Once a new administration is in place, policy shifts and legislative changes may have wide-ranging impacts on the industry, both at home and abroad.

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    Jeff Spicer via Getty Images
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    Burberry plans a strategic shift as profits nosedive

    The company’s H1 revenue fell 22%, but CEO Joshua Schulman said the brand was working to course correct and return to its original purpose.

  • Donald Trump in business attire stands in a stage with an U.S. flag in the background
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    Trump’s tariffs: How manufacturers can prepare

    Frontloading commodity imports could be a temporary solution, but diversified sourcing will be critical long term, experts say.

  • A person in a white shirt and black pants bows to the crowd while walking on a runway.
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    Phillip Lim announces departure from eponymous label

    The creative director and co-founder of 3.1 Phillip Lim is stepping down after almost 20 years, calling his tenure “an adventure of a lifetime.”

  • A closeup of a Shein sign directing people around its distribution center. The Shein building is seen in the background, with an American flag.
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    Shein will continue to face RICO charges in copyright infringement lawsuit

    A federal judge denied the fast fashion giant’s request to dismiss racketeering claims.

  • Exterior view of the corner of a department store in the evening, covered in white Christmas lights.
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    Luxury customers optimistic and ready to shop for the 2024 holidays: report

    A new report from Saks Luxury Pulse shows high-end consumers undaunted by the sector’s slump and willing to spend on themselves and others this year.

  • A Steve Madden storefront.
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    Steve Madden to slash China sourcing as tariff concerns escalate

    The fashion brand is among several companies looking to limit their exposure to President-elect Donald Trump's promised tariff hikes.

  • A person is holding a phone displaying the Temu app, where a red dress is sold.
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    Screenshot: Temu

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    Temu business practices infringe on EU consumer laws, according to a new probe

    The fast fashion company was accused of pressure selling, offering fake discounts and forcing shoppers to interact with gamified tactics.

  • Models in pastel outfits stand in a line on a dark runway.
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    Fashion revenue will be sluggish but stable in 2025: report

    Luxury will continue to lose ground as non-luxury fashion drives economic growth, while resale expansion and e-commerce challenges continue to impact the industry.

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    With latest investment, Vuori’s valuation hits $5.5B

    An $825 million infusion led by General Atlantic and Stripes will fortify the athleisure brand’s already formidable challenge to market leader Lululemon.

  • A Steve Madden storefront.
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    Steve Madden continues to see boost from Almost Famous acquisition

    The company’s wholesale division has benefited in the year since the deal, particularly in accessories and apparel.

  • A closeup view of a model in a beige top carrying a beige handbag.
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    Richemont struggles continue as first half operating profits fall 17%

    Sharp declines in the company’s watch division were slightly offset by single-digit gains elsewhere, but losses in China continued to weigh on revenue.