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6 days ago | 
voguebusiness.com | Elektra Kotsoni
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1 month ago | 
voguebusiness.com | Elektra Kotsoni
This article is part of the Future of Appearance, a collection of articles that investigates what we will look like in 20 years. LED face masks, marine collagen truffles, Ozempic, Aqualyx, Lemonbottle, 3D body scans — the weapons we yield against ageing have been multiplying since the pandemic. And whether staring back at ourselves on video calls is to blame or if it’s just our nature, the fact remains that 97 per cent of readers we surveyed in the last month are concerned about ageing.
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1 month ago | 
voguebusiness.com | Elektra Kotsoni
Over 400 guests attended the Moncler Grenoble spectacle that took place in the French ski region of Les Trois Vallées this past weekend. Since we had all been asked to wear the same black boots and white duvet cape, it was hard to tell people apart.
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2 months ago | 
voguebusiness.com | Elektra Kotsoni
After a decade-long run, Demna is stepping down from Balenciaga, parent company Kering announced today. The Georgian designer, known mononymously as Demna, was appointed creative director of the Spanish house in October 2015, shortly after Vetements (the label he founded with his brother) showed for the first time at Paris Fashion Week. In the last decade, Demna brought Balenciaga to the forefront of the industry by consistently pushing the boundaries of fashion’s playbook.
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2 months ago | 
voguebusiness.com | Laure Guilbault |Lucy Maguire |Elektra Kotsoni
“I won’t comment on current affairs. I was told not to. But I can quote the famous American philosopher Lady Gaga: fashion is the thing that saved me from being sad,” said Mytheresa CEO Michael Kliger at a dinner hosted by the German luxury multi-brand retailer for Australian designer Christopher Esber on Saturday. Lady Gaga’s line reflected the mood: Paris Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2025 offered a solid season amid a geopolitical crisis, luxury slump, looming trade war and the woes of wholesale.
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2 months ago | 
vogue.com | Luke Leitch |Laure Guilbault |Lucy Maguire |Elektra Kotsoni
“Don’t forget,” notes Delphine Arnault, “that the 20 designers here today have been selected from the more than 2,000 applicants who approached us this year. So theirs is already an amazing achievement, one that brings wonderful opportunities.”Arnault was speaking to Vogue Business this afternoon at the semi-finals of the LVMH Prize, which she founded in 2014.
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2 months ago | 
voguebusiness.com | Elektra Kotsoni
Ganni needs no introduction — at least not to the environmentally and fashion conscious, or anyone working in the creative industries of the Western hemisphere. With over 650 stockists, 62 stores and 605 employees worldwide, it’s Denmark's largest fashion brand. But there’s still a large part of the consumer universe left unexplored. The company doesn’t disclose earnings but the ambition is to more than double the business over the next five years.
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2 months ago | 
voguebusiness.com | Maliha Shoaib |Bella Webb |Lucy Maguire |Elektra Kotsoni |Kirsty McGregor
Autumn/Winter 2025 was a quieter season at London Fashion Week (LFW). The schedule was noticeably slimmer as a number of brands cancelled their shows or moved to alternative formats. British designers are still grappling with the closure of Matches, ongoing challenges associated with Brexit and the pandemic, and rising costs — forcing them to rethink how they show up at fashion week. But if there’s one thing London excels at, it’s rising creatively to a challenge.
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2 months ago | 
vogue.com | Elektra Kotsoni |Chris Bethell
“I treat every season like it’s the last,” Ashish Gupta tells me over Zoom from New Delhi, a couple of weeks before his runway show, which is taking place in London’s 180 Strand today. “It’s not just fashion — in life, you just don’t know where you’ll be or what will happen. I am so lucky to be able to do what I love. I never take it for granted.”Ashish, in particular, has proven a certain level of resilience.
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2 months ago | 
flipboard.com | Elektra Kotsoni
12 hours agoFrom The Hair Bros to Charlotte Mensah’s Hairlounge, London is home to some truly excellent hair salons — something that becomes especially evident at London Fashion Week when the city’s most stylish descend on the streets. Last season, we spotted street stylers with choppy bobs, mid-length chops, …
