Moda Operandi is the latest retailer to take Aurora James’ pledge toward greater representation of Black designers in the fashion industry.

The veteran of Neiman Marcus Group takes on responsibilities at the luxury fashion website held by former CEO Ganesh Srivats.

The 12-piece collection includes boyshorts, silk lace bras, flowy nightgowns, loungewear and slipdresses.

Executives running the designer web site are optimistic that spring 2021 will be spirited beyond comfy and cozy.

Brands and retailers alike are turning to the pre-order model, as customers are learning to wait longer for a luxury purchase.

Jens Grede of Frame and Sophie Abrahamsson of Bambuser discuss the new digital experience and how to reach consumers in a post-COVID-19 world.

The pandemic did not stop the upward trajectory of online sales for watch and jewelry, as both categories are thriving at Farfetch, Net-a-porter, Moda Operandi and Threads Styling.

Forced to stay home, even as the weather warms up, consumers are indulging in a little retail therapy by way of swimwear and resort wear.

Moda Operandi releases a new report on the state of luxury fashion amid the pandemic — and beyond.

A roundup of quirky, shoppable home goods to hopefully brighten spirits and elevate WFH.

For Earth Month, designer Alexia Elkaim is expanding sustainably, offering one-of-a-kind vintage and Miaou samples for sale on her brand’s e-commerce.

The luxury e-commerce platform has had its sights on China.

The San Francisco-based sustainable brand will appeal to a fashion consumer with pared-down seasonless collections — but lead with data and tech.

The e-commerce site is using data points collected from consumers to inform its future buys.