EPISODE · Dec 4, 2020 · 48 MIN
That's Called Diversifying
from Pop Fashion · host Pop Fashion LLC
Alber Elbaz is planning a new collection, H&M thinks it can scale its textile recycling operations, and Bebe is...buying a furniture store? Plus, we discuss retail worker pay during the pandemic, Brideside's abrupt closure, and lagging luxury sales. Come hang out!
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