Posts by Kevin Harson
Hey Savi Launches Shopping Search App for Women in UK
Hey Savi launched its eponymous app in the United Kingdom today, a search platform for women which uses AI to help shoppers scour the internet for the right outfit for sale using just descriptions or even a screenshot. The app, which is currently only available on iOS, is considered the U.K.’s first “agentic” commerce platform…
Read MoreCFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Finalists Revealed for 2026
The 10 finalists of the 2026 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund have been revealed. They are Aisling Camps; Amir Taghi; Terrence Zhou of Bad Binch Tongtong; Emily Dawn Long; Jamie Haller; Julia Ferentinos of Juju Vera; Zane Li of Lll; George Inaki of Milamore; Claire Sullivan of Miss Claire Sullivan, and Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen. “The 2026…
Read MoreSaks Global’s Bankruptcy-era Sales Tally $1.6B With Heavy Reorg Costs
Saks Global is preparing to exit bankruptcy as soon as next week, but its journey through the Chapter 11 process is still being sketched out in voluminous court filings — 2,507 filings to date. Among the latest batch is a rundown on the retailer’s operations for the fiscal month ended May 2. The company —…
Read MoreErdem Resort 2027: High Flyer
Erdem Moralioglu mined the troubled, but culturally vibrant, years between the two world wars for this collection that paired masculine with feminine and teamed fluid 1920s and 1930s shapes with more structured silhouettes inspired by stage costumes. His muse was Barbette, a Texas-born male trapeze artist who performed as a woman and who became a…
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE: Dior Reopens Saint-Tropez Boutique With Mauro Colagreco Eateries
When Dior reopens its Saint-Tropez boutique on Monday, it will offer not only a fresh decor for creative director Jonathan Anderson’s designs, but also a full gastronomic experience, courtesy of Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco. A fixture on the French Riviera thanks to his three-star restaurant Mirazur in Menton, Colagreco is opening Le Café Dior and…
Read MoreChina Insight: Why Fashion Must Rethink Globalization
As globalization moves beyond the circulation of goods toward deeper industrial integration, a new question is emerging for the fashion industry: how can the sector secure a meaningful seat at the global table? The answer increasingly lies not in export volume alone, but in supply chain integration, local collaboration, sustainability standards and long-term strategic value.…
Read MoreAre Y2K Skinny Eyebrows Stylish Again?
Brows have been through a lot over the last decade. Remember the social media-influenced look that dominated the late 2010s? Ultra sculpted courtesy of plenty of concealer and pencil, it was graphic and striking — albeit unnatural. Then came pandemic-era trends, which called for soap or clear gel, with the intention of fluffing up the…
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE: Lisa Eldridge Sets Up Shop in New York
Lisa Eldridge has landed in New York. The U.K.-based makeup brand, launched in 2018 by celebrity makeup artist and YouTuber Lisa Eldridge, has opened its first brick-and-mortar retail presence in the U.S. via a pop-up store in SoHo. Located at 119 Spring Street, the 785-square-foot space will be open through the summer, allowing guests to…
Read MorePalace, Nike, England Team Up on Three Lions Soccer-inspired Capsule
Cult British streetwear brand Palace is doubling down on its relatively fresh partnership with Nike with “The Three Lions by Palace,” a timely capsule for the England men’s soccer team. Launching on June 12, one day after the FIFA World Cup starts, the collection folds soccer culture, national myth-making and social impact into one drop,…
Read MoreThe Y2K Halter Top Is Officially Grown-up
Once synonymous with barely-there tops paired with low-rise skirts and jeans, the halter top was the ultimate going-out staple for early 2000s “It” girls channeling “Sex and the City.” In recent seasons, the silhouette has staged a steady return, evolving into its most polished era yet. Today’s new wave of halter tops feels grown-up and…
Read MoreThe Little Los Angeles Brand Quietly Worming Its Way Into Your Closet
What do the manga “Ghost in the Shell,” crying cartoon rats, Magic the Gathering, and Godzilla have in common? If you’re Kyle Ng, the creative mind behind Brain Dead, it’s merely a glimpse into the myriad of influences that inform his Los Angeles-based label. Established in 2015, with Australian artist Ed Davis (who has since…
Read MoreShuffle Board: Lenzing and Lanvin Name New CEOs
The latest HR moves made by leading textile and apparel companies. Brands Lanvin Barbara Werschine French fashion house Lanvin has named Barbara Werschine as CEO, succeeding Andy Lew. With this appointment, Lew will now focus entirely on his role as executive chairman of Lanvin Group, which also includes Sergio Rossi, Wolford and St. John. Werschine was most recently at…
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