Dover Street Market’s Radical New Strategy

Tom Ford on Mortality and Cancel Culture, The Future of Farfetch, Neiman Marcus' Post-Bankruptcy Playbook

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2021 Dover Street Market chief Adrian Joffe is aiming to reinvent luxury retail with a radical events strategy. Tom Ford talks to Tim Blanks about sex, mortality, cancel culture and his brand. Farfetch is closer to cementing itself and its marketplace model as the future of online luxury with a potential YNAP deal. New beauty brands are using kitchen ingredients like olive oil, coffee, teas and vinegar to appeal to shoppers. BoF Professional analysis now unlocked for non-members: Inside Neiman Marcus' Post-Bankruptcy Playbook.

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LUXURY Dover Street Market Aims to Reinvent Retail (Again) By Vikram Alexei Kansara Comme des Garçons' chain of luxury bazaars reimagined multi-brand retail. Now, CEO Adrian Joffe is aiming to do it again with radical events platform 3537. READ MORE

LUXURY Tom Ford: 'I Believe in Fashion, Absolutely' By Tim Blanks Tim Blanks sits down with the American designer to discuss cancel culture, turning 60, mortality and the future of the Tom Ford brand, courtesy of ES Magazine. READ MORE

LUXURY How a Farfetch-Richemont Deal Would Shape the Future of Luxury Online By Brian Baskin

This week, everyone will be talking about a possible partnership between Richemont and Farfetch, Prada's Capital Markets Day and the arrival of products from Balenciaga and Gucci's 'Hacker Project.' READ MORE

LUXURY Inside Neiman Marcus' Post-Bankruptcy Playbook By Chavie Lieber The luxury department store company plans to win shoppers with redesigned stores, faster shipping and digitised personal shopping. READ MORE

Beauty Brands Bet on Kitchen Ingredients READ MORE

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