Articles by Herve Dewintre
Esmod to support young Sub-Saharan Africa fashion talent
Mar 3, 2022 - News
The Esmod International group of fashion schools has decided to turn to Sub-Saharan Africa by partnering with French-English audiovisual academy LAFAAAC.
Istituto Marangoni Paris collaborates with Olivier Rousteing
Feb 18, 2022 - News
Fashion school Istituto Marangoni Paris announces in a press release that the establishment will have a ‘privileged’ collaboration with the Balmain house
The textile and clothing sector is recovering in Vietnam
Jan 3, 2022 - Business
Photo credit: Hervé Dewintre After an unprecedented wave of layoffs, the sector recovered rapidly in the last quarter by abandoning its "zero-covid" po
Will NFT madness take over fashion too?
Oct 11, 2021 - Business
The world of NFT is all about fashion and luxury: a shared interest. Speculative bubble or justified enthusiasm?
Opinion: who will buy Condé Nast?
Jun 28, 2021 - Business
The wave of layoffs currently sweeping through editorial staff belonging to Condé Nast is officially a class
Esmod students create projects with Alpaca fiber
Jun 15, 2021 - News
Lighter, warmer, stronger, and more comfortable than sheep's wool, alpaca fiber comes from a very soft animal, in every sense of the word, native to the Andes
Why luxury groups are betting on the West Bund Art Center in Shanghai
Aug 5, 2020 - Fairs
The health crisis began in China, but ironically it is in China that the major fashion and luxury groups will
How Adidas plans to end the global plastic crisis
Jul 17, 2020 - Fashion
Humanity's advances are built around materials that themselves define clearly circumscribed historical periods.
Pricing power: Big luxury brands raise prices during crisis
Jul 3, 2020 - Business
Pricing power: a phenomenon well known to financial analysts and general management. It indicates the practice of a company to increase its prices in periods
Fashion companies’ reputations helped or hurt by reaction to crisis
Apr 6, 2020 - Business
All businesses are being hit hard by the pandemic, but not all businesses are responding to its consequences in the