Hilary Milnes is the Executive Americas Editor at Vogue Business. With a focus on the fashion and retail industry, Hilary covers topics such as brand strategies, market trends, executive moves, and the impact of technology on the fashion business. Her articles provide insights and analysis for professionals in the fashion industry.
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Hilary Milnes' coverage predominantly focuses on the beauty and fashion industry, often reporting on company developments, sales trends, marketing strategies, and technology's impact. She regularly cites data and press releases to support her articles.
Given this focus, experts who can provide insights into market trends within the beauty and fashion sector or those with expertise in retail sales strategies would be well-placed to offer valuable commentary. Additionally, professionals familiar with the intersection of technology and these industries may find their insights welcomed by Hilary.
As her geographic focus is not specified but she covers international brands extensively, experts from various regions involved in global luxury brand management or retail strategy could potentially contribute relevant perspectives to her coverage.
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By: Elektra Kotsoni, Kirsty Mcgregor, Sujata Assomull, Nateisha Scott, Hilary Milnes, Lucy Maguire, Maliha Shoaib
Following the company’s disappointing H2 results, Joshua Schulman presented ‘Burberry Forward’ — a detailed plan that includes a reset of its pricing structure and a renewed focus on the core customer.
By: José Criales-Unzueta, Madeleine Schulz, Maliha Shoaib, Hilary Milnes, Jessica Binns, Nateisha Scott, Rachel Cernansky
Borrow, a built-in rental platform, is the first rollout after P180 took a minority investment in the brand earlier this year.
Customers checking out on Altuzarra's website can now hit a “Borrow” button instead of “Buy”. Today, the American fashion brand is launching clothing
By: Madeleine Schulz, Hilary Milnes, Laure Guilbault, Maghan Mcdowell
In a broad conversation during the Vogue Business Executive Summit, the chairman and CEO of LVMH North America spoke candidly about the ongoing post-pandemic climate and the needs of the evolving aspirational customer.
By: Maghan Mcdowell, Laure Guilbault, Madeleine Schulz, Hilary Milnes
Dickson was brought in last year to make over the iconic retail group and pull its brands out of the red. So far, risks have paid off.
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By: Madeleine Schulz, Kirsty Mcgregor, Maghan Mcdowell, Amy Francombe, Laure Guilbault, José Criales-Unzueta, Hilary Milnes
The London-based label has just opened a store in Seoul, is eyeing New York and expanding into more categories. CEO Philippa Nixon shares the strategy during the Vogue Business Executive Summit.
By: Hilary Milnes, Madeleine Schulz, Maghan Mcdowell, Rachel Cernansky, Hannah Tappin, Laure Guilbault
A new methodology will help companies with climate commitments stay on track to achieve those commitments. It has major luxury brands behind it.
By: Hilary Milnes, Madeleine Schulz, José Criales-Unzueta, Maghan Mcdowell, Laure Guilbault, Amy Francombe
CEOs from LVMH, Gap Inc, Marni and Erdem sat down for conversations with Vogue Business editors to discuss the state of the industry. Here’s what they said.
By: Madeleine Schulz, Hilary Milnes, Laure Guilbault, Maghan Mcdowell
The brand has unveiled its blockbuster show ‘Christian Dior, Designer of Dreams’ in Riyadh, betting that the focus on its heritage will amplify its reach.
By: Maghan Mcdowell, Hilary Milnes, Hannah Tappin, Laure Guilbault, Madeleine Schulz
The Canadian retailer has established itself as a cult favourite, but has a way to go to own US-wide awareness and sales. Wong outlines her plan to do so.
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