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Fashion school without fashion school: the routes that actually work
Degrees are one door into design. Patternmaking, trade skills, and digital tools are three others — and each has a different price tag.
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Shein's US revenue fell 14.3 percent — the tariff bill arrived at ultra-fast fashion
Financials disclosed ahead of Shein's planned Hong Kong listing showed US net revenue down 14.3 percent to about $2 billion in the first quarter of 2026 and a $99 million net loss, per Reuters — the clearest evidence yet that import duties changed the cheap-clothes math.
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Hermès grew 6 percent in the first half — the anatomy of a price that never discounts
Hermès reported €8.2 billion of first-half 2026 revenue on July 29, up 6 percent at constant exchange rates with an operating margin near 41 percent, and the house's no-discount model is the lesson inside those numbers.
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Kering is growing again — so why is Gucci's division still losing money?
Kering reported €3.65 billion of second-quarter revenue on July 28, 2026, its return to organic growth, yet fashion and leather goods still ran a recurring operating loss — and that tension explains the discounts and allocations luxury shoppers actually see.
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Louis Vuitton's parent just ended a seven-quarter slide — why that matters beyond luxury
LVMH reported €38.6 billion in first-half 2026 revenue on July 26, with fashion and leather goods back to 1 percent organic growth in the second quarter after seven straight quarters of decline — a signal that carries into prices across the market.
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Clothing beat appliances on Prime Day 2026 — the deal event is now a fashion event
Post-event analyses of Amazon's July 2026 Prime Day show clothing, shoes and accessories as the top-selling category for the first time, with apparel discounts holding at 24 percent while shoppers spent less per order.