Testing Fashion’s Climate Commitments

Moscow's Fashion Industry Braces for Sanctions, Frieze LA Comes Into Its Own

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2022 Strong growth in luxury sales are a test for big fashion brands' climate commitments. Frieze LA, a relatively new edition to the international art show circuit, has quickly become a hub for luxury brand activations. Moscow industry leaders weigh in on the potential impact of western sanctions on the Russia market. Most of the big brands that left Milan Fashion Week during the pandemic are back on the schedule, though they'll find the audience has changed. BoF Professional analysis now unlocked for non-members: This year will serve as a litmus test for consumers and employees to separate the companies that view diversity as a long-term project and those that are just checking boxes.

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SUSTAINABILITY Booming Luxury Sales to Test Fashion's Climate Commitments By Sarah Kent and Rachel Deeley

LVMH, Kering and Hermès are among the companies that have yet to set absolute targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions in their supply chains. READ MORE

LUXURY Fashion Finds Its Place at Frieze Los Angeles By Jenni Avins

The festival, which just finished its third instalment, is cementing its status as a priority event for luxury brands hoping to bask in the art world's glow and court wealthy collectors. READ MORE

GLOBAL MARKETS How Would Sanctions Impact the Russian Fashion Market? By Casey Hall and Daria Labutina

Some segments of the market would be more resilient than others if Western countries impose new sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine stand-off. READ MORE

FASHION WEEK Milan Fashion Week Is Back to Its Pre-Pandemic Glory. What's Changed? By Brian Baskin This week, everyone will be talking about a packed schedule in Milan, Farfetch's results and its ongoing talks with Richemont, plus the OECD's annual forum on responsible supply chains. READ MORE

Are Fashion Companies Holding Firm on Diversity Commitments? READ MORE

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