Must Read: G-III CEO Talks Marc Jacobs Acquisition, Peloton Acquires Pilates Startup Skōp
Fashion conglomerate G-III Apparel Group, together with WHP Global, is acquiring a 50% equity stake in the Marc Jacobs brand from LVMH, emphasizing strategic growth over immediate cash flow. Peloton Interactive announced the purchase of Pilates startup Skōp, adding proprietary technology to broaden its at‑home strength and Pilates ecosystem. Meanwhile, Lululemon reported a 4% rise in Q1 revenue to $2.5 billion, while Nordstrom and Adidas launched a World Cup‑themed retail partnership across 35 U.S. locations. These moves reflect intensified brand consolidation and diversification in the apparel and wellness sectors.
Must Read: Alexa Demie Covers 'I-D''s New Zine, Black-Owned Brand Founders Feel Alienated by Target
Fashion headlines this week span print media, retail inclusion, and corporate performance. Alexa Demie appears on i‑D’s limited‑edition zine, launching in Los Angeles on June 5 and New York on June 9. Target’s pullback on diversity initiatives has led to the disappearance of several...
How This Luxury Boutique Founder Is Introducing Emerging Labels to Toronto Shoppers
Kaelen Haworth, a former Parsons graduate who spent 15 years in New York building the Kaelen and Second Sight labels, launched Toronto‑based multi‑brand boutique Absolutely Fabrics in 2023. The store curates both established names such as Marni and Proenza Schouler...
Roberto Cavalli Has a New Owner
Roberto Cavalli has been acquired by Marquee Brands, which secured a majority stake in partnership with Dubai real‑estate developer DAMAC Group. The undisclosed transaction, slated to close in Q2 2026, makes Cavalli the 22nd brand in Marquee's portfolio and its sole...
Phoebe Philo’s Former Wholesale Director Believes an Indie Retail Renaissance Is Coming
Despite recent bankruptcies at Saks Global and financial strain at Ssense, wholesale in luxury fashion is not dead, according to veteran Nicholas Parnell. He launched Agency Parnell, a consultancy that embeds itself within brands to guide product development, pricing and...
Must Read: LuxExperience Q3 2026 Sales Were Flat, U.S. Small Business Sales on TikTok Shop Grew 66% in 2025
LuxExperience, the owner of Net‑a‑Porter, Mr Porter, Mytheresa and Yoox, posted flat Q3 2026 sales of €618.4 million ($717.5 million). Mytheresa grew 9.9% YoY to €256 million, while Net‑a‑Porter/Mr Porter fell 5.1% and Yoox slipped 7.4%. U.S. small businesses on TikTok Shop surged 66% in 2025,...
Here's What a Longevity-Focused Spa Looks Like
The St. Regis Longboat Key resort, which opened in 2024, has introduced a 20,000‑square‑foot spa centered on longevity‑focused experiences. The facility blends hydrotherapy, sound healing, and premium skincare with movement classes such as yoga, pilates, and Yin. Guests can also...
Shein Reportedly (and Confusingly) Acquires Everlane
Shein is set to acquire sustainable apparel brand Everlane for roughly $100 million, a deal approved by Everlane’s board. The acquisition comes as Everlane seeks to clear about $90 million in debt that has hampered growth. Private‑equity firm L Catterton, which took a...
Must Read: Louis Vuitton to Show Cruise at The Frick, Burberry Returns to Growth
Louis Vuitton will unveil its Cruise 2027 collection at New York’s Frick Collection on May 20, pairing contemporary fashion with a historic art setting and committing to sponsor the museum’s next three major exhibitions. Burberry reported a return to comparable‑sales...
Must Read: Marion Parke Is Shutting Down, Nike Sued in Class Action Over Tariff Refunds
Fashion headlines this week include the closure of footwear label Marion Parke after a decade, a consumer class‑action lawsuit against Nike over tariff‑related price increases, and strategic moves by luxury houses. Tiffany & CFDA announced a $25,000 scholarship and internship for emerging...
Streetwear Brand Sundae School's New Chinatown Store Offers Visitors a 'Mental Vacation'
Sundae School, the Korean‑inspired streetwear label founded by Dae Lim, opened its first brick‑and‑mortar shop in Manhattan’s Chinatown. The 500‑square‑foot space, designed like a traditional Korean Buddhist temple, features pastel pink curtains, metal pillars and a calming aesthetic. The store...
ICYMI: Fashionista's 2026 Met Gala Coverage, Black Beauty Club Launches Block Party Shopping Experience & SCAD's New Luxury Boutique Stocks...
Fashionista wrapped up its most‑read stories, highlighting the 2026 Met Gala’s standout looks and the surge of independent designers on the red carpet. The outlet also covered Black Beauty Club’s innovative block‑party‑style pop‑up that blends live entertainment with a curated...
Must Read: Chanel's Next Métiers D'Art Show Is in Rome, Canali Appoints Creative Director
Chanel announced its 2027 Métiers d'Art runway will debut in Rome on Dec. 2, 2026, linking the brand to its historic Italian inspirations. Italian menswear label Canali appointed former Prada menswear director Alessio Lillocci as creative director, with his first collection slated...
YaYa Publicity Is Hiring A PR Coordinator – (NYC | In-Person)
YaYa Publicity, a fast‑growing PR agency that specializes in fine and fashion jewelry, is hiring a full‑time PR Coordinator in New York City. The role is strictly in‑person, requiring candidates to reside in NYC and manage sample trafficking, inventory, and...
Must Read: Big Tech Wore Indie Designers to the Met Gala, James Murdoch Is Reportedly in Talks to Buy 'New...
Big‑tech leaders made a splash at the Met Gala by championing emerging designers, from Instagram’s Adam Mosseri in Kartik Research to OpenAI’s Charles Porch in Kallmeyer. Meanwhile, James Murdoch is in advanced talks to acquire Vox Media’s New York magazine and...