Rhonda Richford is a journalist at The Hollywood Reporter, serving as their Paris Correspondent. She specializes in beauty and fashion, apparel design, and the luxury goods sector, with a keen focus on retail and hospitality. Rhonda's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, Sourcing Journal, and WWD.
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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 investor behind creator-commerce platform ShopMy has raised fresh capital as AI and creator-led shopping reshape the retail landscape.
By: Rhonda Richford
Backed by $10 million from investors including Antoine Arnault and Natalia Vodianova, the fashion tech company is launching Nvidia-based PredictiveFit for retailers after seeing higher sales and fewer fit-related returns in a trial with Amiri.
The French filmmaker makes her first foray into exhibition-making, bringing together Black women artists across art, literature and performance at Art Basel Paris.
Leather goods remained a strong point, while ready-to-wear was down as the group awaits Grace Wales Bonner's first collection.
The group saw sales rise in the Americas and across Europe, but its home country was hit by the summer's extreme heat and department store woes.
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Luxury and department stores will remain open as protests are routed through more residential districts.
From public art to food and fashion design, Art Basel Paris and Design Miami Paris were magnets for creative expression.
The department store filed for judicial reorganization as new CEO Karl-Stéphane Cottendin said missing compensation linked to the return of floor space caused a cash crunch that impacted its recovery plan.
The corner follows a successful summer pop-up as the Dior designer's namesake label expands its focus on homeware, design and collectible objects.
