The Italian fashion media recently ranked the global fashion bloggers' rankings according to the sponsorship fees pushed by the social platform. After 90, they basically took the top ten.
1. Due to security issues such as the European terrorist attacks, Chanel’s net profit fell 35% last year.
According to the latest news from French media Le Monde, Chanel’s latest financial report last year showed that sales fell 9% to $5.77 billion from the previous fiscal year, and operating profit fell 20% year-on-year to $1.28 billion. Chanel said in the report that its decline in performance was mainly due to the frequent terrorist attacks in Europe last year, especially in France, which led to the weak tourism industry and the depressed consumer desire to shop. It is worth noting that this is the second consecutive year that Chanel's sales and profits have fallen. During the fiscal year ended December 31, 2015, Chanel's operating profit fell 23% to $1.6 billion, and total sales fell 17% to $6.24 billion. The cosmetics and perfume business, which accounted for a large portion of Chanel's profits, had sales of 2.6 billion euros in 2015, down 21% year-on-year. It can be seen that Chanel has also begun to be affected by the slowdown in global luxury demand.
2. The Weeknd XO x PUMA Parallel joint shoes release information on the mainland
Canadian singer The Weeknd has announced that it will cooperate with PUMA in the name of personal brand XO. From different design concepts, it will launch three main themes of street fashion items, including his first sneaker design PUMA Parallel as the global ambassador of the brand. . It is reported that the pair of PUMA x XO Parallel shoes will be available at PUMA stores, PUMA official website and the following designated stores starting from August 24, and will be priced at RMB 1899. Later, they will be sold including shoes, clothing and accessories. Single product. It is reported that Chinese consumers can go to DEAL and SOULGOODS in Beijing, DOE and UNIK SH in Shanghai.
3. Stüssy replica classic print T-Shirt series
Stüssy's new T-Shirt retrospective after the Dover Street Market London showcased a new 240-page book in collaboration with publisher IDEA, which included many of the brand's undisclosed valuable images. At the same time, Stüssy also chose to re-enact a series of classic T-Shirts at DSM to reproduce the iconic “Charlie Don’t Surf”, 8 Ball and scorpion prints. In addition, Stüssy also brought two new joint names T-Shirt with DSM. On the occasion of the official opening of Dover Street Market London on August 25th, the T-Shirt series will also be on the global DSM.
4. BLACKBARRETT by Neil Barrett 2017 Fall Winter Collection Lookbook
British fashion brand Neil Barrett recently released the fall/winter 2017 Lookbook for its subsidiary line BLACKBARRETT. Continuing the style of BLACKBARRETT consistent sportswear and high-end fashion, the new collection is mainly black, white, gray and other suitable for all seasons, adding Neil Barrett's most famous stripe pattern and geometric print, launching sports shorts, sweaters and caps. Shirts, vests and other high-end sports equipment with a well-designed and comfortable material. The series is now available on SSENSE, so don't miss out on your favorite friends.
5. The top ten global fashion bloggers announced the top ten rankings, basically 90 after
Recently, the Italian fashion media MF Fashion has drawn the top ten rankings of global fashion bloggers based on the average sponsorship fees that bloggers receive for each product and related brand message on social platforms. Interestingly, these bloggers Almost all after 90. Ranked first is the Iraqi-American beauty blogger Huda Kattan, with an average sponsorship fee of €15,600. Chiara Ferragni, the world's most profitable Italian fashion blogger, is only ranked sixth, with an average sponsorship cost of about 10,400 euros.
6. Gap Group's second-quarter results exceeded expectations, net profit rose
According to the second quarter earnings report released by Gap Group, Gap Group's turnover decreased by 0.6% year-on-year to US$7.239 billion, and net profit increased by 64.2% to US$414 million. The growth was mainly driven by its brand, Old Navy, which grew by 5%. However, sales of Gap and Banana Republic decreased by 1% and 5% respectively.