A breakdown of the September issue ads:
Author:Kylie SmithUpdated:Sep 12, 2019Original:Sep 12, 2019These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Wednesday.When Lady Gaga launched herself into the music scene over a decade ago with her blunt blonde bangs, thick strip lashes and, of course, the beef dress, she transformed the beauty scene.
While the age of those wearing baby couture is in the single digits, the sales reach much higher numbers — China's childrenswear market is now a $29.4 billion industry. Acne Studios, Comme des Garçons Play and Balenciaga are among the most popular brands in the baby couture world. {Business of Fashion}The month of September is a notoriously significant period for print magazines.
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