Business of Fashion editor Diana Pearl and Sheena Butler‑Young examine why a new wave of independent fashion labels turned their backs on the fast‑scale, venture‑funded direct‑to‑consumer model. By embracing a slower, more disciplined growth strategy, these brands achieved lasting profitability and resilience in a crowded market.
Trending
- Toronto Skies Turn Orange as Wildfire Smoke Sweeps Across Ontario
- IMO Warns That Continued Attacks on Commercial Vessels Pose Grave Risk to Global Supply Chains
- Analysts Flag Potential Bitcoin Drop to $38K as NYDIG Points to Cycle Patterns</TITLE]
- Argentina-Spain World Cup Final Is Most Expensive U.S. Sporting Event Ever
- Santa Clara County Launches Targeted Campaign to Retrieve Costco‑Sold Grapevines Threatened by Invasive Glassy‑Winged Sharpshooter
- Cotton Futures Surge on Wednesday as Crude Oil and US Dollar Index Rise
- Canadian Wildfires Blanket Ontario and Northern US with Thick Smoke and Orange Haze
- Moises Henriques Marks End of BBL Career with Sydney Sixers


