Revolve Wants to Be the Luxury Go-To. It’s Gaining Ground.
Net sales grew to over $1 billion for the year as both Revolve and the FWRD luxury segment continue their climb.
Macerich Puts ‘Transitional’ Year Behind it as Leasing Remains Focus
Can Aritzia Bring Fred Segal Back to Life?
At Last: Guess Jeans Opens Flagship Store on Melrose Avenue
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Done Deal: Guess Completes Go-Private with Authentic Brands
A little over half of the Los Angeles denim maker’s IP is now owned by the brand management firm.
Ralph Lauren Bets Big on Fashion Island with New Store
The brand’s expansion comes paired with California’s first-ever Ralph’s Coffee as the heritage label grows its footprint in “key cities.”
Revolve’s New Department Store Concept Debuts at The Grove
The fashion company’s store is a big investment in multi-brand retail as the group accelerates its brick-and-mortar push.
Mixed Bag for Guess Inc. as Europe Offsets Declines
Even with softness in certain parts of the business, the overall performance rode out the more rugged spots.
Doors Open: H&M Enters Beverly Hills for the First Time
The retailer took over space previously occupied by its sister chain & Other Stories.
Brand Management Firms Tack on Win as Marquee Buys Stance
The company was the first to build a business around what had historically been viewed as a commodity item.
Another Rodeo Drive Flagship for LVMH with New Tiffany & Co.
The three-story building includes retail, dining and rooftop space in what was previously the Luxe Rodeo Drive Hotel.
Chrome Hearts to Add Brand DNA to Surfrider Hotel
The Los Angeles luxury label bought the Surfrider Hotel in Malibu, but that wasn’t its first play in hospitality.
Revolve, FWRD Scoop Up Market Share Amid Luxury’s Woes
The fashion firm can seem to do no wrong as the company’s divisions grow in the face of tariffs and luxury e-commerce headwinds.
Macerich Rides Big Wave with Flurry of Lease Deals
Dick’s House of Sport is a growing anchor, Scottsdale Fashion Square’s new Hermès solidifies its luxury status and new brands, such as Pop Mart and On Running, keep things fresh.