9-5: Lauren Rubinski of Rubirosa’s Doesn’t Dress to Please Anyone But Herself
“I love wearing color,” Lauren Rubinski says on our call, gently tugging at her pistachio green polo—a Rubirosa’s original—which she’s wearing with cherry red pants. The fine jewelry designer, famed for her chunky, chain-link gold chokers and playful signet rings,…
Tom Wood: Can One Brand Tackle Jewelry’s Toughest Challenge?
It’s not every day that a Vogue Business journalist dons a hard hat and hi-vis vest, but that was my look du jour last week, when I visited Lundhs in Norway, the world’s only extractor of the Norwegian natural stone…
Setting Up Shop in Madrid
Luxury companies typically don’t break down individual countries in Europe in their earnings reports, but Erwan Rambourg, outgoing managing director at HSBC, says Spain still accounts for a small but fast-growing share in luxury revenues. It’s no mean feat at…
Meghan Markle Adds Some Personal Touches to Her Australia Tour Wardrobe
Swapping sunny Montecito for sunny Melbourne, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle touched down in Australia on Monday night, eight years after they visited as newlyweds on their first overseas tour after the royal wedding. In the years since, the couple…
‘It’s a Proud Moment’: Stella McCartney on Returning to Collaborate With H&M, 20 Years Later
The reason for the comprehensive offering with H&M (and for including so many of her greatest hits) is also because, as McCartney puts it, “I’m not an elitist designer, and I’ve always really struggled with the fact that the majority…
The Vogue Business Funding Tracker
Introducing the Vogue Business Funding Tracker, a running list highlighting the most notable and intriguing investment and M&A activity in fashion and beauty. From emerging disruptors to legacy giants undergoing major changes, we spotlight the deals that are shifting the…