FASHION
What’s Victoria Secret’s Secret?
All but left for dead in the final years of Les Wexner’s reign, the intimates behemoth has regained its footing, reengaged customers, and is posting enviable turnaround numbers. How is C.E.O. Hillary Super doing it? And can she keep this up?
Rachel Strugatz
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June 17, 2026
To Have Loved and Glossier
C.E.O. Colin Walsh inherited a beauty unicorn in retreat and is now doing the unglamorous work of turning Glossier back into a business. But can the brand that epitomized Millennial beauty survive previous management’s mistakes?
Lauren Sherman & Rachel Strugatz
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June 17, 2026
The Total Hermès Experience & Coperni’s Reorganization
The French brand’s new London store was 17 years—and a lot of capital—in the making. Plus, one of the Tomorrow Ltd. orphans tries to plan its future.
Lauren Sherman & Malique Morris
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June 16, 2026
Exclusive: Toteme Is Launching Menswear
The brand, which has had success with the (slightly) budget-conscious sophisticated basics customer, will try to replicate that formula for men. Plus, a major P.R. move.
Sarah Shapiro
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June 16, 2026
Downturn Abbey
Despite geopolitical tensions and slowing growth in Europe, luxury consumers are treating economic anxiety as someone else’s problem. Exclusive new data reveals what these shoppers are buying—and why a demographic shift could be the industry’s salvation.
Lauren Sherman & Malique Morris
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June 15, 2026
Drake’s OVO Is Prepping to Sell to Licensing Giant
According to sources with knowledge of the deal, the rapper’s team is deep in talks for a major licensor to take on a 50 percent stake in the apparel brand.
Lauren Sherman
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June 15, 2026
Send In the Clowns
Moschino, the irony-pilled Italian fashion label, has a new set of creative directors who theoretically better understand the assignment. But in a world that’s rapidly moving on from wholesale, is that enough to revive the brand?
Lauren Sherman & Malique Morris
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June 12, 2026
An Under Armour Retreat & Why the Charvet Backlash Is Wrong
The athletic wear giant is walking away from a once-key facility as it attempts to right its flagging sales. Plus, what the fashion bros don't get about the French shirtmaker.
Malique Morris
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June 12, 2026
The ’90s Nostalgia Trap
While fashion pines for the good old days, the recent experiences of J.Crew, Victoria’s Secret, and Saks show they’re probably not worth chasing. Plus, notes on the death of wholesale, the rise of live commerce, and more in this week’s edition of the ReSee.
The Fate of Hugo Boss
Who would want to own a classic suit brand in a post-suit world? Plus, Boring Not Com intrigue and J.Crew goes to camp.
Loro Piana Man
Frédéric Arnault, beloved son and École Polytechnique graduate, is using his perch as C.E.O. of Loro Piana to implement a key strategic change that’s been years in the making, and could secure the brand’s position in the top three of LVMH’s fashion and leather goods division.
Lauren Sherman & Malique Morris
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June 10, 2026
The Personal Shoppers Surfing the Chanel Wave
As Blazymania continues apace, select personal shoppers are doing the hard work for V.I.C.s. Plus, Knicks merch madness and Dior's red carpet correction.
Rachel Strugatz
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June 10, 2026
Trickle Down Blazy-nomics
Chanel insiders are wondering when—and how—the Matthieu Blazy effect will start to bolster the brand’s skincare and makeup categories.
Lauren Sherman & Malique Morris
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June 9, 2026
Chanel’s Hardcore Hard Luxury Play
With a new hire to run fine jewelry, the house is looking to make waves in the category. Plus some modest Ssense pay bumps and Apple developer conference fit-ology.
Malique Morris
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June 9, 2026
Make Net-a-Porter Great Again
The Mytheresa-ification of Net-a-Porter is underway, but can LuxExperience C.E.O. Michael Kliger remind customers why they loved the platform in the first place?
Lauren Sherman
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June 8, 2026
Orange Crush
Decades of ultra-exclusivity have helped Hermès transcend many of the crises bedeviling the rest of the luxury industry. But staying above the fray may require tinkering with its generational playbook.
Lauren Sherman
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June 8, 2026
Bottega Veneta’s Red Carpet Win
How the Italian brand snagged the man responsible for Dua Lipa's buzzy pre-wedding look, and what it could mean for its future. Plus, a closer look at the Bryanboy–Chanel symbiosis.