Business|CEO Interview

Michael Buckley on True Religion’s journey beyond denim and toward 1 billion dollars

True Religion made its name with horseshoe-stitched jeans that sold for hundreds of dollars at department stores in the 2000s. Today, sportswear and accessories make up more than half of its product assortment, and chief executive Michael Buckley no longer calls it a denim brand. “True Religion is an authentic and accessible lifestyle apparel...

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Resale platforms pledge to help French authorities track goods looted in protests

Paris - Consumer-to-consumer resale platforms such as Vinted, Leboncoin and Ebay, on which “a significant number of stolen items have been identified”, have pledged to collaborate with national authorities to “identify and report” this content, the government announced on Tuesday. Following the looting of stores during the protests on October...

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Fashion |Interview

Leanne Ford returns to fashion with debut boot collection: 'You’re not going to catch me in a kitten heel'

Leanne Ford knows exactly what she will and won’t wear. “I’m either comfortable and low-key or I’m dressed up! You’re not going to catch me in a kitten heel!” the interior designer and former HGTV host told FashionUnited. That all-or-nothing approach shaped her first footwear collection, four boots designed with Newport Beach, California-based...

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Fashion |In Pictures

Spotted on the catwalk: Future Snoops' colour trends for AW28/29

While the fashion industry is currently focused on the commercial finalisation of the SS27 collections and simultaneously preparing collections, trends and buying for AW27/28, trend forecasting agency Future Snoops (FS) is already looking further ahead in this second week of October. The company is sharing information on the must-have trend...

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