Greg Petro offers food for thought during a most trying time at retail.

From ever-changing consumer behavior to unprecedented demand on the supply chain, COVID-19 has forced change across retail.

Brands and retailers can strategically strengthen as they adjust to a world post-coronavirus by transforming digital infrastructures, according to Boston Consulting Group.

Newly adopted behaviors have altered the need for affordable luxury fashion.

Textile Exchange’s new report explores the industry’s shift to “preferred materials.”

"I apologize that it seemed like my concern for those stores outweighed my concern for our right to protest injustice," he said.

The social media campaign urges users to spotlight black and brown voices who are doing social justice work.

The web site decided not to publish Monday “to create more space for the conversations carrying over from this weekend's protests.”

The protest is a response to chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg’s refusal to remove the president’s posts suggesting violence over widespread looting.

Several major music studios are calling for a blackout on June 2 to bring awareness to police brutality and racial injustice across the country.

Lawyers for the couple have rejected depictions of Kate Middleton in the July/August 2020 issue of Tatler, but the magazine is standing its ground.

Camille Charrière, Leaf Greener and Louise Follain appear in the web series, which is loosely inspired by "Mean Girls."

One-hundred percent of sales from the Polo Merci will be donated to the American Red Cross.

Her husband Justin Ervin photographed her at her childhood home in Nebraska, where she was self-isolating with the family during the pandemic.

MILAN — Ferruccio Ferragamo, chairman of Salvatore Ferragamo SpA, and Guido Damiani, president of the namesake jewelry company, were named Cavaliere del Lavoro, or Knight of Labour, on Saturday. This is one of the highest recognitions bestowed by the president of the Italian Republic, currently Sergio Mattarella. Along with Ferragamo and Damiani, 23 other Italian entrepreneurs were honored with the title, including Silvia Stein, president of Italian knitwear company Maglificio Miles SpA, which manufactures for high-end fashion brand including Valentino, Bottega Veneta and Lanvin; and Giuseppe Maiello, founder and executive vice president of Gargiulo & Maiello SpA, a Napoli-based company distributing personal care and beauty products founded in 1968, which now counts 120 directly-operated stores, 80 of which under the Idea Bellezza banner. Ferragamo made headlines earlier this week, after the family company recruited seasoned executive Michele Norsa, who returned to the company he left in 2016 as executive deputy chairman, assuming the executive powers previously exercised by Ferruccio Ferragamo. Established in 1901 by King Vittorio Emanuele III, the Cavaliere del Lavoro title recognizes Italian entrepreneurs who have distinguished themselves in different sectors of the economy and contributed to social development, employment, technology and the growth of Made in Italy. The number of

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Alexander McQueen, Marc Jacobs and Gucci have all been targeted by looters amid ongoing protests in Los Angeles.

Fearful of riots, many stores are preemptively closing just days after beginning to reopen in LA.

The Pride-themed collections and community-driven initiatives that are supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

This comes after Hearst gave the green light to staffers to vote from home during the pandemic.

"We believe that diversity and equality are key pillars of a sustainable and creative company," said Béatrice Lazat.