NSale 2026: What I Actually Bought
sourab26 Well…I did a thing 😅 Somehow my Nordstrom Anniversary Sale cart went from “I’ll just grab a few things” to…well…let’s just say it got a little out of hand 🤣…
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The Nordstrom Finds We Can’t Stop Talking About
If there’s one place we always find ourselves filling up our carts, it’s Nordstrom! Today we’re rounding up the Nordstrom finds we truly can’t stop talking about that have earned…
Lululemon Shareholders Back Board After Truce With Founder
Lululemon shareholders have elected three management-backed directors, including former Levi Strauss chief Chip Bergh, cementing the settlement of a bruising proxy battle with its founder and paving the way for…
The TikTok-Savvy Activewear Brands Stealing Market Share
A crop of small but emerging brands is capitalising on demand for novelty in the category, using TikTok-savvy marketing and a lifestyle-driven position to chip away at the dominance of…
What the Girlies Are Wearing to Pilates Right Now
There’s something about a Pilates outfit that can make you feel instantly put together – even if you’re running on dry shampoo and cold coffee 🤣 Today we’re sharing what…
Nike Is Restructuring — Again
Elliott Hill is continuing to build out his vision for Nike with yet another round of C-Suite changes, but can that vision be a bit more solidified for 2026? Source…
Nike Is In Its ‘Middle Innings,’ But Is The Home Stretch Close?
Elliott Hill continued to preach patience as Nike reported another quarter of modest growth and set its agenda for 2026. Source link
Lululemon Keeps Giving Chip Wilson Things To Talk About
Lululemon’s latest mishap has become the newest blunder for Chip Wilson to pin on its board of directors as he tries to reassert himself with the company. Source link
Lululemon Criticises Chip Wilson, Sets Proxy Vote
The company rejected the overtures of founder Wilson to install new board members and set a shareholder vote for June. Source link
Nike’s Reality Check | The Debrief
BoF’s Mike Sykes explains why Nike’s recovery under Elliott Hill still feels incomplete and examines why investor patience is wearing thin. Source link