Paris Correspondent for The Hollywood Reporter @THR. Previously @InStyle. Writer, editor, traveler, flaneur, former Angeleno and new Parisian.
Rhonda Richford's coverage focuses on fashion, luxury brands, and sustainability in the retail industry. Her articles often include event coverage and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Rhonda Richford
The brand will take over everything from ground floor windows to the rooftop with beach-themed installations timed through the Olympics.
By: Rhonda Richford
The L.A.-based brand is opening its first flagship in Europe as it eyes global wholesale and retail growth.
By: Rhonda Richford
Premium partner LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton enlisted their brands to dress performers for the closing ceremony including Zaho de Sagazan, Yseult, Phoenix and Air.
The four-room activation on the Champs-Elysées showcased "the future of shopping" with virtual try-ons, avatars and an IRL runway.
The textile recycling tech company is scaling up its production and showing brands what circular materials can do.
A look from the Circ and Zara capsule collection, made from Circ Lyocell. Courtesy Circ Zara and Circ are coming full circle with their second tie up.
TikTok's latest hot hashtag has staying power as consumers seek more value and less stuff.
By: Rhonda Richford
Zara parent company Inditex, H&M joined Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Ventures in a $33 Million funding round for lab-grown cotton startup Galy.
By: Rhonda Richford
As high-street brands seek to boost their use of sustainable textiles and hit ambitious climate goals, Zara parent company Inditex and H&M are investing in Boston-based climate startup Galy's lab-grown cotton technology.
The brand has dropped out of the final show schedule after the exit of creative director Glenn Martens on Friday.
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