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2019 trends in fashtech and luxury retail
Debbie Heywood highlights the top trends in fashtech and luxury retail.
Sustainable luxury: can fashion be 'fixed'?
Anjali Chandarana looks at the drivers of and challenges to sustainable fashion.
Luxury fashion: keeping up with China's digitalised brands
Thomas Pattloch and Ang Li discuss the challenges and opportunities for luxury brands in China.
Influencer advertising is in fashion
Simon Jupp looks at rules around using influencers in the UK to market luxury brands and promote new products.
Chain reaction: modern slavery in the fashion industry
Melissa Jones looks at rules on modern slavery and at how the fashion industry can comply.
Global Data Hub
Global Data Hub draws on Taylor Wessing's international expertise to provide you with insight and guidance on data protection issues.
Fashion and luxury retail 2019
Driven by the purchasing power of Millennials and Gen Z shoppers, as well as the mega markets of countries like China and India, fashion and luxury retail is changing. Fashtech is being used to self-disrupt and innovate in all areas from design through supply chains to point of sale. We look at issues including sustainability and ethical fashion, challenges and opportunities in China, the rising power of influencers, and efforts to combat modern slavery.