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Between 1992 and 2016, Abercrombie & Fitch went from enthralling teenagers worldwide to being voted America’s most hated retailer. What happened? You can read it in the FT Edit 👇 https://t.co/gSYBgJlaES

Self-expression is back in fashion! You can read my story below or on FT Edit, a new app which brings you eight important FT stories every weekday. Register and start reading using this link 👇 https://t.co/ztrvDAwd5i https://t.co/zZvOVTBZEa

Why are luxury brands launching resale operations? “For a consumer of luxury brands, popping a new outfit all the time is not necessarily as aspirational [as it was before],” says fashion trend forecaster Geraldine Wharry. Read more 👇 https://t.co/dmQ4BslYoX

Breaking my Twitter silence to announce that after 5 years I'm leaving Condé Nast to go freelance. I probably want to write for you so commission me!

RT @vittleslondon: Today's newsletter is an interview by @wjyates72 with six schoolchildren in west London, discussing their different expe…

The UK government has announced new measures aimed at ensuring businesses are not complicit in forced labour practices in Xinjiang, but critics lament the lack of official sanctions and targeted measures. https://t.co/CN5BppRlnN

The Vogue Business talent competition is now live! 🎉 Info on how to apply below 👇✍

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We're delighted to announce the launch of our talent competition, which aims to amplify new voices in fashion and beauty business journalism.✍ The winner will be published on our site, obtain a four-week paid internship with us, and a year's mentoring ➡️ https://t.co/hRX3Tn6ss4 https://t.co/PD3uv5nPYZ

Legislative momentum to improve labour and human rights in the fashion supply chain is building and businesses should get ready to comply with stricter legislation, whatever jurisdiction they are operating in. https://t.co/1jIhS3A5WD

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, brands have been in the spotlight for order cancellations, late payments and layoffs. Now NGOs and unions fear the pandemic is being used to reduce unionised workforces. https://t.co/K9BumabolY

The EU is working on a legislative initiative that would make companies legally liable for failure of due diligence not only in their owned operations, but on all levels of the supply chain, including subsidiaries and subsidiary contractors. https://t.co/PhZGQH7Uuz

Inspired by the US, Europe's 'paperless' children are speaking out https://t.co/zDlU4XqCIJ

Looking for Hong Kong residents who are open to talk about their fashion luxury consumption habits and how they have changed/are changing. DMs are open (and feel free to share!)

"[...]The mainstream has allowed what it considers objective truth to be decided almost exclusively by white reporters and their mostly white bosses. And those selective truths have been calibrated to avoid offending the sensibilities of white readers." https://t.co/oTYIIvurZa

Looking for BAME fashion university students who would like to talk to me for a feature about fashion education. DMs are open (and feel free to share!)

RT @hilarymilnes: As always, @voguebusiness is accepting freelance pitches from writers looking to cover what's happening in fashion right…

Debt, discounting, slow digital adaptation and consumer habits all played a role in the decline of the US mid-market retailer, but the main cause of the sector’s demise might lie in straightforward economics and the hollowing out of the US middle class. https://t.co/HX0ezNEE6i

Extreme and early markdowns damage brand margins and image, but this year they seem more inevitable than ever. Some independent brands are finding alternative solutions. Many of them come from fixing the supply chain at the source https://t.co/gGyJQfZjwS