Malique Morris
Direct-to-Consumer Brands Correspondent at Business of Fashion (BOF)
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businessoffashion.com | Malique Morris
The night before the 2019 Met Gala, British menswear designer Ozwald Boateng hosted a fashion show at Harlem’s Apollo theater to celebrate Black people’s contributions to fashion. But Boateng, whose namesake brand is known for its Savile Row tailoring in bold hues inspired by the designer’s West African heritage, was not invited to the Super Bowl of fashion.
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businessoffashion.com | Malique Morris
Mytheresa on Thursday announced the completion of its deal to acquire Yoox Net-a-Porter. The combined company will fall under the parent organisation LuxExperience, which will start trading under that moniker on the New York Stock Exchange starting May 1.
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businessoffashion.com | Malique Morris
The digital advertising market may be on the verge of a major shakeup, as the US government targets Google and Meta for antitrust actions — further complicating the online ad space as more fashion brands invest in their e-commerce businesses. On April 17, a federal judge ruled that Google has an illegal monopoly on the online advertising technology sector; Google says the Department of Justice wants it to give competitors access to its ad technology.
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3 weeks ago |
businessoffashion.com | Malique Morris
The sexual wellness consolidation trend continues. Dame, known for its $125 curved vibrators and $24 massage oil, announced on Tuesday that it has acquired Chakrubs, which sells spiritual crystal-based sex products like $45 yoni eggs. The deal, which was done for a mix of cash and equity, is Dame’s second acquisition in the past year. Last February, the 11-year-old start-up acquired its competitor Emojibator, which sells fruit and animal-shaped vibrators, for an undisclosed sum.
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It’s been a tough year for big luxury e-tailers as sales declines and fire sales abound. But a crop of smaller marketplaces are beating the odds with a focus on emerging accessible luxury brands and a firmer grip on operating costs. My latest for @BoF https://t.co/9L8w97RFhA
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