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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‘We’re not just a nice marketing story’: British manufacturers speak up

2 days ago | voguebusiness.com | Bella Webb |Kirsty McGregor

This article is part of a 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. While glossy campaigns romanticise heritage mills and factory-floor craftsmanship, the reality for those keeping the ‘Made in the UK’ label alive is far more complex.
Should Chanel launch menswear? And other queries from the 2025 Met Gala

6 days ago | voguebusiness.com | José Criales Unzueta

Become a Vogue Business Member to receive unlimited access to Member-only reporting and insights, our Beauty and TikTok Trend Trackers, Member-only newsletters and exclusive event invitations. By now, your feed has been flooded with photos from the 2025 Met Gala.
‘Our way of giving back to the area’: Golden Goose opens its Haus doors in Venice

6 days ago | voguebusiness.com | Elektra Kotsoni

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Calvin Klein president Eva Serrano to exit

6 days ago | voguebusiness.com | Hilary Milnes

Become a Vogue Business Member to receive unlimited access to Member-only reporting and insights, our Beauty and TikTok Trend Trackers, Member-only newsletters and exclusive event invitations. Calvin Klein global brand president Eva Serrano is exiting the company, parent group PVH said on Thursday. She will be succeeded by David Savman, PVH’s global head of operations and chief supply chain officer, who has been with the company since 2022. In 2024, Savman also served as interim CEO for PVH Europe.
Can the UK become a global leader in circular textiles?

6 days ago | voguebusiness.com | Kirsty McGregor

This article is part of 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. For six weeks last summer, the brightly coloured flags of the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics flew proudly throughout the French capital. But after the final notes of the closing ceremony music faded, those giant polyester flags — emblazoned with the location and year — no longer had a purpose. What to do with them?
I asked ChatGPT to find me a responsibly made white T-shirt. Here’s what happened

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Bella Webb

Last week, OpenAI rolled out new features on ChatGPT, enabling the conversational artificial intelligence tool to make shopping recommendations. Interested to find out how it would handle the notoriously complex topic of sustainable fashion, I took it for a spin. I started simple, sharing my size and location, and asking ChatGPT to recommend a white T-shirt. It quickly came back with follow-up questions: did I have any preferences in terms of fabric, fit, budget, purpose or neckline?
What the India-UK trade agreement means for fashion

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Sujata Assomull

A major trade deal between India and the UK will go into effect after three years of discussions, opening up an opportunity for British fashion and beauty brands to grow their businesses in India with zero duties on imports.
Tariffs and shaky consumer sentiment: China’s Q1 pulse check

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Maliha Shoaib

Luxury’s performance in China was uneven in Q1, defined by a feeling of uncertainty among consumers. In the latest round of earnings, some brands posted solid growth, while others saw sales drop as consumer sentiment continues to suffer. The next few months are set to be equally uncertain, analysts say. Among the bright spots, Brunello Cucinelli said sales in Asia grew 11.3 per cent with double-digit improvements and “lively desire” for the brand’s heritage and craftsmanship in China.
Circular fashion faces its own challenges under Trump’s tariffs

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Olivia Peluso

In the past month, global fashion brands have been scrambling to make sense of President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs. Production and material costs quickly spiked for independent brands, suppliers in established garment manufacturing countries saw orders paused or cancelled, and share prices slumped across the industry. As fashion reeled over rising prices, many looked to resale as a potential safe space from tariffs, because it leverages stock that is already domesticated.
Coty lowers annual forecast as sales slip 3% in Q3

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

Become a Vogue Business Member to receive unlimited access to Member-only reporting and insights, our Beauty and TikTok Trend Trackers, Member-only newsletters and exclusive event invitations. Coty said on Tuesday that its third-quarter net revenue sales declined 3 per cent to $1.299 billion on a like-for-like basis, just falling short of analysts’ $1.3 billion estimates. Shares were down 7 per cent on Wednesday afternoon.