Rachel Cernansky is a Senior Sustainability Editor for Vogue Business, with her work also appearing in British Vogue. She specializes in covering topics related to sustainability in the fashion industry, including sustainable practices, consumer trends, and the intersection of fashion and environmentalism. Rachel's articles provide insights into the fashion industry's efforts to become more sustainable and address the challenges it faces in achieving this goal.
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Rachel Cernansky's articles predominantly focus on the beauty and fashion industries, often incorporating sustainability. Her coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements, indicating an interest in new product launches, industry trends, and corporate initiatives.
To effectively reach out to Rachel, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming consumer trends or insider perspectives on sustainable practices within the beauty and fashion sectors. Additionally, if you are part of a company making noteworthy advancements or launching innovative products in these industries, providing her with early access to information or data-supported analysis could capture her attention.
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By: Rachel Cernansky, Madeleine Schulz, Maghan Mcdowell, Laure Guilbault
As Meta and Ray-Ban extend the styles and capabilities of their smart glasses, they must stay the course on creating computers that mainstream consumers will want to wear on their faces.
By: Madeleine Schulz, Laure Guilbault, Maliha Shoaib, Condé Nast, Rachel Cernansky
Mytheresa is planning on creating a separate infrastructure for off-price sites Yoox and The Outnet. Analysts say it’s a tough market to crack.
By: Rachel Cernansky, Laure Guilbault, Madeleine Schulz
Purchase intent remains steady despite the economic landscape, while the perception of quality is under fire in the latest Vogue Business Index.
By: Madeleine Schulz, Rachel Cernansky, Laure Guilbault
Virtual and augmented reality continue to scale, but new DPP legislation presents challenges for brands, the latest Vogue Business Index finds.
By: Rachel Cernansky, Madeleine Schulz, Laure Guilbault
As TikTok goes from strength to strength, lo-fi versus hi-fi and the social commerce boom are the newest digital playgrounds for luxury brands, according to the latest Vogue Business Index.
By: Madeleine Schulz, Laure Guilbault, Rachel Cernansky
Fendi also returns to the top 10, muscling out Ralph Lauren and Balenciaga.
By: Laure Guilbault, Madeleine Schulz, Rachel Cernansky
Brands are failing to reach sustainability targets while consumer-facing circularity schemes are prioritised, according to the Vogue Business Index.
By: Madeleine Schulz, Rachel Cernansky, Nateisha Scott, Lucy Maguire, Laure Guilbault
After years of fits and starts, some brands and materials startups are taking partnerships to the next level. Here, we break down the highlights.
By: José Criales-Unzueta, Laia Garcia-Furtado, Madeleine Schulz, Rachel Cernansky
The announcement, made today during the UN biodiversity conference in Cali, Colombia, follows a year-long pilot of the targets by 17 global companies.
By: Milena Lazazzera, Hannah Tappin, Jessica Binns, Maliha Shoaib, Rachel Cernansky
At last week’s Textile Exchange Conference, cautious optimism was coupled with urgent calls for funding necessary to drive change.
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