Vogue Business

Vogue Business is a digital publication focused on the fashion industry, established in 2019. Based in London at Condé Nast International, we provide a worldwide viewpoint on fashion, leveraging insights from Condé Nast’s network of journalists and business experts across 29 markets. Our aim is to help fashion professionals make informed business choices. Though we share the Vogue brand, Vogue Business functions as an independent entity with its own editorial team and unique style. While we benefit from the knowledge of Condé Nast teams globally, our reporting remains entirely independent.

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As brands grapple with tariffs, is US distribution worth the investment?

2 days ago | voguebusiness.com | Madeleine Schulz

Cashmere ready-to-wear brand Lisa Yang entered 2025 with strong finances, no debt and steady growth. All of its yarn is sourced exclusively from Inner Mongolia, China, where, CEO and co-founder Samuel Stenberg says, the highest-grade cashmere is produced. (It’s also close to where co-founder Lisa Yang grew up.) Now, tariff increases are eating into the brand’s margins, taking 30 to 40 per cent. The US is Lisa Yang’s largest market, so scaling back isn’t an option.
Mytheresa’s Net-a-Porter to-do list

3 days ago | voguebusiness.com | Madeleine Schulz

Mytheresa’s acquisition of Yoox Net-a-Porter (YNAP) is set to close on 23 April, which means the newly-formed parent company LuxExperience is on its way to becoming the biggest player in luxury e-commerce.
‘Big enough, but small enough’: How The Webster is bucking the multi-brand freefall

3 days ago | voguebusiness.com | Madeleine Schulz

When The Webster opened as a Miami pop-up in 2008 – followed by its first South Beach storefront in 2009 – headlines in the wake of the financial crisis declared that retail was dead, founder and CEO Laure Heriard Dubreuil recalls. Today’s media storm paints a similar picture, as multi-brand retailers drop like flies and tariffs have the entire industry navigating skyrocketing prices and raging levels of uncertainty. But Dubreuil is calm, resolved to be “smart, proactive and prudent”, she says.
Bernard Arnault advocates for EU-US trade agreement

6 days ago | voguebusiness.com | Laure Guilbault

There was a lot on the agenda for LVMH’s annual general meeting (AGM), held at the Carrousel du Louvre on Thursday, even before president and CEO Bernard Arnault made a surprise announcement that Jonathan Anderson will design the next Dior Men show in June. The announcement was in response to a shareholder’s question on Kim Jones’s successor and prompted an official statement from the brand that Anderson is Dior’s new artistic director of menswear.
Inside Bvlgari’s super-sized jewellery production site

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Laure Guilbault

Bvlgari appears undeterred by the global crisis. On Wednesday, the Roman jewellery house inaugurated a newly expanded manufacturing site to double its production capacity by 2029. Some 120 guests, including press and local authorities, attended the unveiling of the enlarged precious jewellery facility in Valenza, in Italy’s Piedmont region.
Inside the new HommeGirls store with founder Thakoon Panichgul

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Nicole Phelps

This article first appeared on Vogue. When Thakoon Panichgul launched his HommeGirls zine in the spring of 2019 he told Vogue, “there’s a lot of loudness [in fashion], and what I want to get back to is instinct. The way to do that is to stay grounded to what I feel excited by.” In the six years since, HommeGirls has become much more than a zine.
Hermès’s sales growth slows to 7% in Q1

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Laure Guilbault

US shoppers, brace yourself. Earlier this year, Hermès increased prices between 6 and 7 per cent globally. Now, the French luxury house will increase prices uniformly across its different categories — including leather goods, ready-to-wear, beauty and watches — in the US on 1 May to offset the impact of the new 10 per cent import tariffs. (The company has not yet defined the increase.)It was announced during the company’s first quarter conference call on Thursday.
Dior confirms Jonathan Anderson will take menswear helm

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Laure Guilbault

After a successful 11-year run at Loewe, a house he exited in March, Jonathan Anderson has been appointed artistic director of Dior menswear. He succeeds Kim Jones, who stepped down in January. Anderson was appointed creative director of LVMH-owned Loewe in September 2013. He was then a 29-year-old designer with a fledgling business: Anderson created his namesake brand JW Anderson in 2008, in which LVMH took a minority stake in 2013.
Can British fashion manufacturing reclaim global relevance?

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Kirsty McGregor

This article is the first in a new series where we unpack what the ‘Made in the UK’ label stands for in 2025, and what it tells us about the future of onshoring. Read our series on ‘Made in Italy’ here, and 'Made in India' here. For centuries, the UK was a global powerhouse of textile and garment production, synonymous with quality and craftsmanship, from the knitwear mills of Scotland and lace producers of Nottingham, to the shoemakers of Northampton and the tailoring houses of Savile Row.
Moncler sales rise 1% in Q1, beating expectations

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Madeleine Schulz

Moncler Group said consolidated first-quarter 2025 revenues rose 1 per cent year-on-year to €829 million, better than market expectations. Moncler shares jumped slightly in after-hours trading. By brand, Moncler revenues were up 2 per cent to €721.8 million for the quarter, while Stone Island revenues were down 5 per cent to €107.3 million. Both brands saw gains in direct-to-consumer sales, with Moncler DTC up 4 per cent; and Stone Island’s up 12 per cent.