H&M's Online Secondhand Shop Sellpy Launches Internationally

By Lauren Brown

STOCKHOLM, Sweden — Swedish online second-hand shop Sellpy, which is majority-owned by fashion giant H&M, has launched in Germany in a first step outside its home market as it bets on shoppers trending towards more sustainable consumption. The start-up handles the entire sales process from picking up the goods from sellers’ homes, to photographing, selling […]

Filed Under: Fashion News Tagged With: H&M, News & Analysis, Retail, Stockholm, Sustainability, Sweden, Top Story

Dior's Air Jordans and the Return of Pre-Pandemic Hype

By Lauren Brown

THE CHEAT SHEET The Sneaker Market Perks Up Dior x Nike | Source: Courtesy On July 1, Dior will notify winners of an online raffle for the right to purchase Dior X Air Jordan 1 sneakers The much-anticipated release was delayed by three months due to the pandemic, as were many other high-profile sneakers  Nike […]

Filed Under: Fashion News Tagged With: BoF Professional, Coronavirus, Department Stores, Dior, Macy's, New York, Nike, Retail, Sneakers, The Week Ahead, Top Story, United States

Macy's to Cut 3,900 Jobs to Help Counter Covid-19 Losses

By Lauren Brown

CINCINNATI, United States — Macy’s Inc said on Thursday it would lay off about 3,900 employees in corporate and management positions to help lessen some of the financial strain of dwindling sales due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The department store chain, which had about 123,000 employees at the end of January, said it expects to […]

Filed Under: Fashion News Tagged With: Cincinnati, Coronavirus, Macy's, News & Analysis, Retail, Top Story, United States

A ‘Second Wave’ of Covid-19 Hit China. Will It Dent Consumer Confidence?

By Lauren Brown

BEIJING, China — The world collectively shuddered when news broke last week that a new outbreak of Covid-19 cases had infected scores of people in China’s capital. “We were almost back to normal and then this happened,” said Lavine Luo, a Beijing resident who works at the capital’s National Centre for Performing Arts. The outbreak, which […]

Filed Under: Fashion News Tagged With: AgencyChina, China, Consumer Spending, Coronavirus, E-Commerce, Elle China, Global Currents, Intelligence, Lettie Tsang, Michael Norris, Retail, Shanghai, shopping, Top Story, Zumiez

How Fashion Is Redesigned Itself in Lockdown

By Lauren Brown

NEW YORK, United States — Fashion executives have spent the lockdown figuring out how to sell their products online. They’re learning lessons that may shape the retail trade even as America’s shopping malls reopen. That’s just one of the abrupt changes forced on an industry highly attuned to shifting trends. Here’s another: If customers are more […]

Filed Under: Fashion News Tagged With: Coronavirus, New York, News & Analysis, Retail, Top Story, United States

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