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Dhani Mau

Los Angeles

Editor-in-Chief at Fashionista

EIC Fashionista

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  • 6 days ago | fashionista.com | Dhani Mau

    Brand Bio is Fashionista's guide to the best independent fashion and beauty brands — a resource for retailers, job seekers, B2B companies and consumers alike. If you'd like your brand to be featured, fill out this form. BleusaltHeadquarters: Malibu, CAE-commerce: bleusalt.comSocial Media: InstagramWhat: A line of luxurious everyday essentials made in the United States using ultra-soft, "eco-friendly" fabrics.

  • 1 week ago | fashionista.com | Dhani MauDhani |Dhani Mau

    Welcome to our column, "Hey, Quick Question," where we investigate seemingly random happenings in the fashion and beauty industries. For better or for worse, the hasty tariff decisions President Trump has made thus far in his second term have ignited some interesting conversations about the fashion industry's manufacturing and supply chain practices — a topic that has historically been shrouded in mystery.

  • 2 weeks ago | fashionista.com | Dhani Mau

    Not unlike the handbag market, designer footwear was long dominated by European luxury houses, resulting in the perception that beautifully made shoes could only be found at ultra-high prices accessible to the 1%.

  • 3 weeks ago | fashionista.com | Dhani MauDhani |Dhani Mau

    Do you think you're making the amount you deserve? If you work in fashion, our annual fashion salary report can help you make that determination. Of course, the more data we have the better, so please take two minutes to fill out our survey below (and send it to your friends and colleagues!). Fashionista's 2025 Salary SurveyIt's completely anonymous and any information you share will be used solely for this report, in aggregate with other responses.

  • 3 weeks ago | fashionista.com | Dhani MauDhani |Dhani Mau

    Uovo, a network of luxury storage facilities for art, wine and fashion, opened its first location in 2012 in Long Island City, New York after Hurricane Sandy damaged hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of art in the city. Built to be resistant to flooding, power outages and other disasters, its goal was to provide a better, safer way to care for art. Since then, that goal has expanded to more than 20 facilities nationwide and additional categories, including wine and fashion.

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