Queen Elizabeth II’s Style Legacy

Coach Looks Beyond Accessible Luxury, Ye Vs. Adidas, Explained

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2022 Queen Elizabeth II, who died Thursday at 96, practiced decades of fashion diplomacy. Coach CEO Todd Kahn speaks exclusively with BoF about his plans to reposition the brand. Yeezy's feud with Adidas threatens the sportswear giant's reputation and most lucrative collaboration. Ulta Beauty is going after casual consumers rather than makeup addicts with a new marketing campaign and its rapidly expanding Target partnership.

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NEWS & ANALYSIS Queen Elizabeth II's Style Legacy By Diana Pearl

Britain's longest reigning monarch has died. Her influence extended to the realm of fashion, where she invented the concept of "sartorial diplomacy." READ MORE

LUXURY Coach Is Done With Accessible Luxury By Joan Kennedy

After a decade of false starts, Coach is finally hitting its stride with products people want, restrained discounting and distribution, a newfound digital savvy and fluency in Gen-Z. Finding new ways to grow without falling back into its old habits will still be tricky. READ MORE

RETAIL The Ye and Adidas Conflict, Explained By Daniel-Yaw Miller The sportswear giant caught lightning in a bottle with its Yeezy partnership, but the artist's accusations against the company have turned the deal sour. READ MORE

BEAUTY Inside Ulta Beauty's Latest Campaign By Diana Pearl The retailer sees themes of consumer empowerment and educational content as the key to extending its recent hot streak. READ MORE

London Fashion Week to Continue in the Wake of Queen's Death, Says British Fashion Council READ MORE

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