Joan Kennedy is an Editorial Associate for The Business of Fashion, a leading publication in the fashion industry. With a keen interest in fashion business and trends, Joan covers a wide range of topics including brand collaborations, industry insights, emerging designers, and the impact of global events on the fashion landscape.
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Joan Kennedy's coverage heavily focuses on beauty and fashion, with an emphasis on industry trends, events, and announcements. She frequently covers press releases and private sector announcements related to the fashion industry.
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A number of start-ups are expanding beyond jeans, opening stores and navigating an increasingly competitive and fragmented market by staying close to their consumer.
By: Joan Kennedy, Cathaleen Chen
The industry is reckoning with the sweeping implications — policy and beyond — of a second Trump administration.
By: Joan Kennedy
Looking to repeat last year’s marketing phenomenon, a slew of brands have dropped collaborations tied to the much-anticipated film’s release this week.
The watch site tapped editor James Stacey to lead the next phase of editorial output following its acquisition by Watches of Switzerland in October.
The brand’s chief executive of five years, Shira Sue Carmi, will step down on Dec. 31; longtime chief operating officer Marta Lastra — recently promoted to president — will work closely with the designer to lead the company.
The cult retailer, known for stocking young fashion brands, was purchased by private investors and has tapped Steven Ma as director of the company.
By: Joan Kennedy
The Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger owner saw shares fall after it reaffirmed prior guidance of revenue down 6 to 7 percent for the year and cut its earnings per share forecast.
By: Joan Kennedy
Kerry Taylor and Paris-based Maurice Auction will host a sale of over 300 pieces of clothing and other items from the period between 1988 to 1994, when the designer was first breaking out in fashion.
BoF looks back at the news that changed the industry this year — and will define the industry’s agenda in 2025.
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