This season, new design direction for menswear takes shape at Celine, Givenchy and Lanvin. Plus, Simone Rocha hits the runway at Pitti Uomo, and a Milan outing for Thom Browne.
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What Fashion Can Learn From Knicks Fever
The NBA finals have fired up New York City with the kind of collective experiences, can’t-miss moments and organic celebrity endorsements that are mostly missing from today’s fashion landscape.
Menswear Designer Nigel Cabourn Dies at 77
Cabourn is best remembered for his takes on workwear and military-inspired design.
The Strategy Behind Nike’s Colossal World Cup Bet
A blockbuster spot featuring superstars from Kylian Mbappé to Kim Kardashian is just part of the US sportswear giant’s huge bet on a blend of football and culture to connect with consumers on its home turf and beyond as it seeks to use the biggest World Cup in history to…
Christopher Bailey Leads Acquisition of English Potter Burleigh
The former chief creative officer and CEO of Burberry takes control of the 175-year-old company.
Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Is Unlawful, US Judge Rules
Previous BoF analysis found hundreds of workers employed by dozens of fashion and beauty companies use the H-1B visa for skilled workers.
The Multibillion Dollar Battle for a Fragmented World Cup
More teams, more countries and a massive push into the American mainstream. Here is how sportswear giants and fashion houses are lining up.
Nike’s World Cup Takeover Is Off to a Hot Start
Nike’s new World Cup ad brings a jolt of star power like LeBron James and Kim Kardashian to go along with the football royalty featured. But can it boost the brand’s standing in the sport?
Saks Wins Approval to Exit Bankruptcy After Reorganising
Under Saks Global’s plan, which US bankruptcy judge Alfredo Perez called ‘an extraordinary result,’ the company will reduce its funded debt from $3.4 billion to about $1.2 billion.