Why Vogue is launching a Scandinavian edition:
Author:Tyler McCallPublish date:Jul 23, 2020These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday.Scandinavian style has been taking over the fashion industry for a few years now, from the obsession over the region's street style to the growth of buzzy brands like Ganni. Now, Vogue hopes to court the region by launching an edition next spring with licensing partner Four North Stockholm and editor-in-chief Martina Bonnier.
Is it possible that the fashion industry can't be trusted to fix its own problems? Sarah Kent lays out what's going wrong and how brands can fix it for Business of Fashion. {Business of Fashion}After decades of being ignored, a new crop of brands are appearing to cater to the plus-size customer looking to invest in her wardrobe.
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