Diesel jeans billionaire Renzo Rosso out to bring Italian fashion designers closer Rosso says maverick companies have to work together to survive 09 May 2021 - 17:11 Flavia Rotondi Renzo Rosso. Picture: ALESSIA PIERDOMENICO/BLOOMBERG Rome The billionaire founder of Diesel jeans is on a mission to convince Italy’s many small fashion players that their survival depends on working together.
Some small companies “won’t be able to sustain the costs of digital development, won’t get a deal with big online platforms”, Renzo Rosso, Diesel’s 65-year-old founder, said. “Some fashion companies will need to accept partnerships, and these alliances will give them the visibility they never had before.”
Italian Diesel Jeans Billionaire Looks to Stitch Together Fashion Front
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The Art Party Circuit Comes Roaring Back at Frieze New York
But even Michael R. Bloomberg, whose name graces the building, got stuck outside the Shed until he provided the proper Covid documentation.
Wet Paint, the gossip column of Artnet News, held a kick-off party last Tuesday at Happy Be, a new rooftop bar in TriBeCa.Credit.Nina Westervelt for The New York Times
May 8, 2021
Nouriel Roubini, the economist who in 2007 became known as Dr. Doom after predicting the collapse of the housing market, actually sounded ebullient about the future of New York City Tuesday night.
“I’m reasonably optimistic,” he said, standing in the cavernous living room of his East Village triplex. “I was walking around my neighborhood this weekend. Every restaurant was open, I hadn’t seen so many people since before Covid.”
Melbourne s Marais boutique has launched its first eCommerce site
By Imogen Bailey | 7 May 2021
Melbourne boutique Marais has today launched its first eCommerce site.
In its 17th year, the business has been reimagined for the digital space, bringing the womenswear (Bourke Street) and menswear (Little Collins) boutiques to life online. Customers can expect to have access to a considered curation showcasing designer ready-to-wear, footwear, accessories and leather goods across men s and women s; a truly unique offering unlike anything else in the Australian market, Marais said in a statement.
The digital boutique will also offer customers content such as exclusive designer interviews, style guides and fashion editorials.
The Designers Who Are Making Knitwear Cool
Knitwear labels from Hong Kong, Northern Ireland, South Africa and beyond are busy breathing new life into an old craft.
A look by YanYan, one of the young design labels making knitwear into “it” wear. Credit.via YanYan
May 6, 2021, 3:00 a.m. ET
In a dismally distant year, a wave of exuberant designers emerged, shaking up traditional knitwear with new ways of thinking about colors, shape and technique. Their knits offered both comfort and opportunities for self-expression in isolation. As glimpses of normal life return, each designer is forging a slightly different path through a destabilized fashion industry.
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