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Case study on Primark sustainability, ethics, supply chain.
A closer look at Primark’s stance on responsible fashion Primark: “Sustainability is not a marketing campaign for us” A closer look at Primark’s stance on responsible fashion Primark: “Sustainability is not a marketing campaign for us” A closer look at Primark’s stance on responsible fashion Primark: “Sustainability is not a marketing campaign...
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Interview with #DAMUR founder Damur Huang: Nurturing Fashion Talent Through Internships
Damur Huang, a Taiwanese designer, is the creative force behind #DAMUR. Growing up in Taipei, he developed a passion for fashion, leading him to study textiles and clothing at Fu Jen Catholic University. He further honed his skills at the Antwerp Royal Academy of Fine Arts and La Cambre-Mode[s] in Brussels. Before launching his own label, Damur...
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BA Fashion Communication Graduate Alice Barter on Blending Creativity with Real-World Impact
BA Fashion Communication Graduate Alice Barter discusses working across the Condé Nast portfolio and the power of merging artistic vision with practical application. What made you choose Vogue College of Fashion for your studies? Vogue was always a big deal for me growing up. I’ve always been drawn to magazines, fashion, and the way beautiful...
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Beyond the rack: How Onefifteen’s buyer is shaping its lifestyle-driven vision in Taiwan
In the heart of Taipei’s Da’an district, the flagship store of Onefifteen exists as somewhat of a florally-infused oasis within a metropolitan backdrop. The luxury multibrand retailer sits in the foundations of a historic 1950s building, renovated to both retain its background and modernise this antiquity for a string of dedicated consumers that...
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Working at Nike: The power of movement
“If you have a body, you are an athlete.” With these words, co-founder Bill Bowerman laid the foundation for a culture that still forms the heartbeat of NIKE, Inc. today. This belief doesn’t just fuel product design and marketing—it also shapes the way the company engages with its people. At Nike, inspiration and innovation are put to work to...
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New B Corp standards: What changes for businesses?
B Lab has announced new standards for B Corp certification, marking the largest revision in the non-profit organisation's 19-year history. This follows years of consultation with businesses, experts, and civil society organisations, according to B Lab's press release. Nearly 10,000 companies across 160 industries worldwide are B Corp certified....
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H&M closes quarter with 3 percent sales increase, profits halved
H&M reported increased turnover (though weaker than analysts' forecasts) for the quarter spanning December 1 to February 28. Furthermore, the Swedish group's sales are projected to increase by 1 percent in local currency in March compared to the same month last year. In a statement released today, March 27, the company estimates that the overall...
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Michael Kors to close five UK stores as turnover drops
The UK subsidiary of US brand Michael Kors, Michael Kors (UK) Limited, has announced plans to shutter five stores in the next fiscal year as macroeconomic conditions continue to impact consumer spending. The news was revealed in the firm’s latest annual report for the year ended 30 March 2024, filed with the UK’s Companies House. While four...
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Made in Paris: How Paris is revitalising its fashion industry
Internationally, the 'Made in Paris' label is a one typically held in esteem. However, as the current state of fashion becomes more volatile, government officials in Paris, akin to others across Europe, are stepping up to bolster their local industry in a bid to both revive the presence of established names and uplift those deemed to be...
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New report unveils child labour concerns at Indian cotton farms
A new report by Transparentem has brought forth worrying allegations of child labour, abusive working conditions and wage violations at Indian cotton farms linked to 60 global brands. The organisation’s initial investigation began in 2022 and ran until March 2023, with the report further underlining companies’ efforts to remediate the issues as...
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