Zofia Zwieglinska
International Fashion Reporter at Glossy
International fashion reporter at @glossyco focused on sustainability and innovation | CSM Alum | Bylines at @elleuk @WWD | Email me at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
glossy.co | Zofia Zwieglinska
Tariffs introduced in April — many of them surprise moves by the U.S. administration — have hit the jewelryindustry where it hurts. A 145% levyon Chinese imports remains in place, with proposed duties as high as 37% on diamonds from Botswana and 26% on polished stones from India. While some of those have been paused during a 90-day review period, brands are scrambling.
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1 week ago |
glossy.co | Zofia Zwieglinska
In an otherwise uneven first quarter for LVMH, Sephora continued to demonstrate its value as a standout performer in the group’s global retail portfolio. While overall organic revenue declined 3% year-over-year to €20.3 billion ($21.9 billion), weighed down by double-digit softness in Asia and a 3% drop in the U.S., Sephora remained one of the few areas of growth.
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1 week ago |
glossy.co | Zofia Zwieglinska
As U.S.–China tariff escalations ripple across the fashion industry, brands from startups to heritage houses are scrambling to adapt. The new policies, including the rollback of the de minimis exemption and intensified duties on Chinese imports, have created a chilling effect on global logistics and sales. While some brands are rethinking supply chains and pricing strategies, others are left with few viable alternatives. Across the board, clarity is scarce and margins are thinner than ever.
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1 week ago |
glossy.co | Zofia Zwieglinska
Many fashion brands have spent the last month recalculating their global strategies due to the sudden, sweeping escalation in U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods. On Wednesday night, Donald Trump announced via social platform Truth Social that tariffs on China would rise to 125% “effective immediately,” citing what he called a “lack of respect” from China toward global markets.
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2 weeks ago |
glossy.co | Zofia Zwieglinska
This week, a look at why Vans OTW showed up at everyone’s favorite Italian design fair. Plus, why affluent customers are panic buying luxury items, the tariffs’ stock market impacts, executive moves and news to know. For any tips or comments, you can email me at [email protected]. For the first time, Vans is making its mark at Milan Design Week, with its premium line, OTW (Off the Wall) by Vans, taking center stage.
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Looking for customers who have bought with ssense or other retailers and been hit with an added charge for tariffs- even after the flip. Let me know!
Why doing maths at a school level is important… and why oversimplification doesn’t work. Especially with trade policies.
Just figured out where these fake tariff rates come from. They didn't actually calculate tariff rates + non-tariff barriers, as they say they did. Instead, for every country, they just took our trade deficit with that country and divided it by the country's exports to us. So we
RT @itgirlenergy: One of the best executions of gaming x fashion I've ever seen https://t.co/Z64Hevvs4C
