Articles by Kristopher Fraser
Burberry to stage digital show for spring 2022
20 hours ago - Fashion
Burberry is going digital this Fashion Month. The brand, which is usually one of the marquee designers at London Fashion Week, is going off-calendar with plans
Wildberries expands to Baltics
23 Sep 2021 - Retail
Business of Fashion has reported that Russia’s mass market fashion leader Wildberries has expanded to three Baltic states, including Latvia, Lithuania, and
Valentino to produce "Vaccinated" hoodies
22 Sep 2021 - Fashion
A month ago, Pierpaolo Piccioli, the creative director of Valentino, posted a selfie on Instagram of himself wearing a black hoodie with a red Valentino “V
LVMH planning hiring spree
22 Sep 2021 - People
LVMH, the parent company of luxury brands including Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Celine, has announced that it is staffing up, big time. The company announced a
L'Oréal Paris to stage Paris Fashion Week show
22 Sep 2021 - Fashion
Cosmetics brand L’Oréal Paris plans to take the runway by storm at Paris Fashion Week. The brand, which is Paris Fashion Week partner, is staging Le Défile L
Delvaux gets new old CEO
21 Sep 2021 - People
Jean-Marc Loubier, the former CEO of Delvaux who helped the brand expand through the 2010s, is now returning to the Belgian fashion house for a second round as
Gabriela Hearst names new CEO
20 Sep 2021 - People
Gabriela Hearst has named Thierry Colin their new CEO. Colin was previously chief financial officer for Burberry in New York City. The news was reported by WWD
Carousell raises 100 million dollars
16 Sep 2021 - Business
Business of Fashion has reported that Singapore’s Carousell has raised 100 million dollars for regional expansion. Carousell Group includes C2C marketplace
Grailed closes 60 million dollar round of Series B funding
16 Sep 2021 - Business
Streetwear resale site Grailed has closed on a Series B funding round of 60 million dollars led by Goat Group with participation from new investor Groupe
Gap to sell 1.5 billion dollar bond
15 Sep 2021 - Business
Bloomberg has reported that Gap Inc. will be selling a 1.5-billion-dollar junk sale bond to buy back the debt raised throughout the peak of the COVID-1