According to fashionphile, designer handbags — and jewelry — still define and inform a range of shopping habits (and perhaps give away a shopper’s age).
WWD spoke with Fashionphile’s founder and president Sarah Davis for more insights on the report and what the company has in store.
“Trends come and go and ebb and flow over time,” Davis said. “The fact is that the Y2K comeback has been around for a few years now and seems to have some staying power. The Dior Saddle bag is as hot as ever and that isn’t new this year, for example. We just see new old styles popping again.” Traditionally feminine styles are also seeing a reigning popularity, with men even driving purchase for styles like the Birkin 40.“While our competitors branch into other categories, Fashionphile is doubling down on what has been driving the brand’s profitability since launch — ultra-
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
The Future of Work According to a Supply Chain ExpertSupply Chain Leaders 💼 To compete for top supply chain talent, you must increase flexibility and communicate a well-designed employee value proposition. Learn more here. GartnerSC FutureOfWork SupplyChain
Leer más »
The best electric blankets to buy in 2022, according to reviewsWhat's the best electric blanket? Here are some of the most popular electric blankets, including models from Sunbeam and Serta
Leer más »
Female-Led 'Pirates of the Caribbean' Is Dead in the Water According to Margot RobbieThe Margot Robbie-led 'Pirates of the Caribbean' reboot is seemingly dead in the water.
Leer más »
Biden-Xi meeting did not mention COVID-19 pandemic, according to White HousePresident Biden did not discuss the pandemic or COVID-19 virus in his speech prior to his private meeting with Chinese President Xi Monday.
Leer más »
This LA dessert shop is the best in California, according to YelpYelp recently ranked where you can get the best pastries in every state and California's is right here in Los Angeles (of course).
Leer más »
Why daylight saving time just isn’t healthy, according to scienceShifting daylight from morning to evening puts our bodies and brains out of sync with our clocks, leading to a host of potential health issues.
Leer más »