Jessica Binns is a tech aficionado and wordsmith extraordinaire, currently serving as the Managing Editor for Sourcing Journal. With a background in journalism and a passion for all things digital, Jessica brings a fresh perspective to the world of fashion and retail. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, from industry news and trends to profiles of key players in the fashion world.
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Jessica Binns covers a variety of topics in the fashion and retail industry with an emphasis on crime-related incidents. She frequently reports on private sector announcements, government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Jessica would likely be interested in pitches related to new product launches from major fashion brands or retailers. Additionally, she may respond well to pitches surrounding corporate restructuring or turnaround strategies within the retail industry.
Considering her focus on theft-related content as well as activism within the fashion space, she might also be open to receiving story ideas related to ethical sourcing practices or sustainable initiatives within the fashion and beauty sectors.
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By: Hannah Tappin, Jessica Binns, Maghan Mcdowell, Milena Lazazzera, Maliha Shoaib
Pop-ups and exhibitions are using metaverse tech to create more memorable experiences, blending the practical with the fantastical at a time when the word ‘metaverse’ has faded from popularity.
By: Milena Lazazzera, Nateisha Scott, Hannah Tappin, Jessica Binns, Maliha Shoaib
The natural beauty brand is scrapping its name, streamlining its product offering and overhauling its packaging.
By: Nateisha Scott, Sujata Assomull, Bella Webb, Milena Lazazzera, Rachel Cernansky, Kirsty Mcgregor, Megan Doyle, Jessica Binns
Kering’s new Generation Award will challenge students to transform waste into jewellery.
By: Kirsty Mcgregor, José Criales-Unzueta, Megan Doyle, Sujata Assomull, Milena Lazazzera, Bella Webb, Jessica Binns, Nateisha Scott
Telfar Clemens speaks to Vogue about opening the first-ever Telfar permanent store.
By: Maghan Mcdowell, Elektra Kotsoni, Rachel Cernansky, Yiling Pan, Jessica Binns
Textile-to-textile recycling is crucial for enabling a circular ecosystem, but commercialisation has been evasive. That may be starting to change.
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By: Bella Webb, Yiling Pan, Maghan Mcdowell, Jessica Binns, Madeleine Schulz, Elektra Kotsoni
Richemont’s hero brand sets a high bar for rivals, as cross-industry partnerships and strong consumer values pay off in the first edition of the Vogue Business Watches Index.
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By: Yiling Pan, Maghan Mcdowell, Jessica Binns, Elektra Kotsoni
While exports are down, luxury watch brands witness mixed results, but Gen Z presents an opportunity for growth when it comes to the sentiment of shoppers.
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By: Yiling Pan, Elektra Kotsoni, Jessica Binns, Maghan Mcdowell
Propelled by social channels, the luxury watch industry is tapping pop culture figures and its own community to head up digital strategies — they’re proving successful.
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.
By: Jessica Binns, José Criales-Unzueta, Rachel Cernansky, Nateisha Scott, Maliha Shoaib
COP29 has been a major let-down for global efforts to combat climate change. What can fashion do from here?
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