All articles tagged with #fashion and retail
Originally Published 16 days ago — by Vogue
The article highlights the best after-Christmas sales of 2025 across various retailers, offering significant discounts on designer clothing, accessories, beauty products, and home essentials, making it an ideal time for shoppers to indulge and prepare for the new year.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by E! Online
Lululemon is offering major discounts on popular items including $9 steals and $49 Align leggings, along with a variety of sportswear and accessories perfect for summer, encouraging shoppers to take advantage of limited-time deals on comfortable, stylish activewear.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by E! NEWS
The Diane von Furstenberg x Target collection has officially launched, featuring over 200 pieces spanning clothing, beauty, and home decor to celebrate the brand's 50th anniversary. The collection, co-designed by Diane and her granddaughter Talita, offers a range of items from chic activewear to iconic wrap dresses, with prices ranging from $4 to $100. The launch is available online and in-store for a limited time, and includes customizable furniture starting at $300.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News
A lawsuit filed in San Francisco accuses luxury retailer Hermes of violating antitrust law by requiring customers to make substantial purchases of other goods before being allowed to buy its coveted Birkin handbags, which can cost tens of thousands of dollars. The lawsuit claims that sales associates are directed to offer Birkins only to customers with a sufficient purchase history, using the bags to coerce additional purchases for which they receive a commission. The plaintiffs seek class action status and monetary damages, alleging that Hermes' selling tactics are unfair.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Life
H&M faces backlash for an in-store ad promoting false urgency, with critics calling it "messed up and creepy," highlighting the brand's history of unsustainable practices and greenwashing. The fast-fashion retailer has been criticized for contributing to pollution and waste, with calls for more sustainable shopping habits such as thrifting to reduce environmental impact.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BBC.com
H&M has pulled an advert for school uniforms in Australia following accusations of sexualizing young children. The campaign, featuring two primary school-aged girls under the slogan "Make those heads turn in H&M's Back to School fashion," received criticism on social media and has been withdrawn. H&M has apologized for the offense caused and stated that they will review their campaign presentations in the future. This incident has reignited concerns about the premature sexualization of young girls in advertising, with calls for retailers to commit to not selling products that exploit children's sexuality.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC
Shein and Forever 21 have announced a co-branded clothing line as part of their joint venture, with Shein designing, manufacturing, and distributing the apparel primarily on its website. The line will include men's and women's apparel, as well as sportswear, activewear, and swimwear. This partnership allows Shein to sell its affordable clothing in Forever 21's retail stores, expanding its customer base, while Forever 21 can leverage Shein's digital capabilities to boost its e-commerce presence. The collaboration also helps Shein address concerns about its reputation and ties to China, while assisting Forever 21 in regaining relevance and attracting younger online shoppers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Associated Press
As inflation continues to be a concern, more shoppers are adopting a cost-per-wear mindset when making clothing purchases. By calculating the value of their wardrobe based on the number of times an item is worn, consumers are prioritizing quality and versatility over price. Retailers like Gap's Old Navy, Kohl's, and American Eagle are adjusting their marketing strategies to emphasize durability and longevity. However, this approach may only be feasible for consumers who can afford to prioritize quality. Fast-fashion brands are still thriving, but there is a growing backlash against cheap, disposable clothing. Higher prices are outpacing lower prices in certain fashion categories, indicating that price and quality are not always linked.