Check The Number Of Brands In The Global Fashion Industry

As governments intensify their efforts to contain the spread of the new crown virus, fashion brands and retailers are rushing to cope with the impact of the epidemic. Asian fashion shows and activities have been cancelled or postponed in the early stages of the outbreak, but as the epidemic continues to spread around the world, its impact may be longer and deeper than many people initially expected. Despite the past few weeks, Chinese stores have been gradually resumed. But at present, France, Italy and Spain have imposed strict restrictions on their citizens' actions and closed down some non essentials shops. On Monday, Germany also announced that they would shut down non essentials stores.

At present, activities that have not yet been officially announced to be cancelled or postponed include: the Burberry is scheduled to be held in Shanghai in April 23rd; Chanel plans to hold the 2021 early spring show in May in Capri, Italy. Searl, Selfridges, Bergdorf Goodman of New York, and Saks Fifth Avenue, Sax Fifth Avenue in the United States, are still open to business in the United Kingdom, Bergdorf. The same is true of TJ Maxx, Sephora and Messi (Macy's) stores. Beauty retailers, Space NK and beauty brand MAC have cancelled the makeup service in the store and adopt the principle of "no touch".

BoF will pay close attention to the reaction of fashion industry and brand:

　　 Store closes

　　 Allbirds: Stores in Europe and the United States closed before March 27th.

　　 Everlane: Close the store

　　 Gap Inc: Since March 16th, business hours in stores in the United States and Canada have decreased. More than 100 shops will be temporarily closed in areas most affected by the epidemic.

　　 Glossier: From March 13th, all permanent and temporary retail outlets will be closed for at least two weeks. Arizona has delayed opening stores.

　　 H&M group: Temporarily close most of Europe's stores, including Italy, France and Spain.

　　 Levi's: On Monday, March 16th, Levi's temporarily closed all its retail stores in the US and Canada, and is expected to remain closed until March 27th.

　　 Lululemon: From March 16th, we will reduce the fitness time and cancel the fitness course.

　　 Nike: Close all stores in the US, Canada, Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand until March 27th. Shops in most parts of Japan, Korea, and many other countries are open as usual.

　　 Patagonia: Its stores and headquarters in North America have been closed for two weeks since March 13th.

　　 Ralph Lauren: Its leisure facilities in the United States and Europe are temporarily closed, including the Polo bar in New York and the Ralph's bar in Paris.

　　 Reformation: Close stores; cancel all planned activities and factory visits.

　　 Supreme: Temporarily close stores, including branches in London and New York.

　　 Tapestry group: Reduce the operating hours of Kate Spade, Coach and Stuart Weitzman stores.

　　 Under Armour: All stores in the United States were closed from March 16th to March 28th.

　　 Urban Outfitters: Close all stores worldwide until at least March 28th.

　　 WAL-MART (Walmart): Some stores reduce their business hours so that they can have more time to purchase and clean.

Warby Parker:3 closed all stores 27 months ago.

　　 3.1 Phillip Lim: Stores in New York, Losangeles, London and Waikiki Beach will be closed until further notice.

　　 Rent The Runway: On Monday, March 16th, the store will be closed for a week.

　　 Primark: The 20% stores in European countries have been closed until the government opens the notice.

　　 King of Prussia Mall: One of the largest shopping centers in the United States, the Prussian King shopping center outside Philadelphia, is responding to the request of the governor of Pennsylvania to close the store.

　　 American Dream: The new super shopping center in New Jersey was postponed this week.

　　 Cancelled or postponed fashion show

　　 Giorgio Armani: In Milan, 2020 autumn and winter fashion shows were held behind closed doors. Its 2021 early spring show was originally released in Dubai in April, but was postponed to November.

　　 Dior: The early spring fashion show, which was scheduled for May 9th in Lecce, Italy, was postponed.

　　 Ralph Lauren: The 2020 autumn winter show, which was scheduled to be held in New York in April, was cancelled.

　　 Herm s: The 2021 early spring show, which was scheduled to be held in London in April 28th, was cancelled.

　　 Prada: The 2021 Spring Festival, scheduled for May 7th in Tokyo, was postponed.

　　 Versace: The release of the 2021 early spring, scheduled for May 16th in the United States, was postponed.

　　 Gucci: The 2021 early spring show, which was scheduled for May 18th in San Francisco, was cancelled.

　　 Max Mara: The 2021 early spring show, which was scheduled to be held in St Petersburg in May 25th, was cancelled.

　　 Chanel: The advanced manual workshop series, which was scheduled to be held in Beijing in May and in London in June, was postponed.

　　 Cancelled or postponed activities

　　 Shanghai Fashion Week: Originally planned to be postponed, it was changed to online "cloud publishing".

　　 China International Fashion Week: It was declared postponed in February.

　　 Tokyo Fashion Week: Earlier this month, the activities scheduled for March were cancelled.

　　 Seoul Fashion Week: In February, the activities originally scheduled for March were announced.

　　 Moscow Fashion Week: Earlier this month, the activities scheduled for March were cancelled.

　　 Kochera Music Festival (Coachella): Postponed until October

　　 South West South Conference (SXSW): Cancel.

　　 Basel watch exhibition (Baselworld): Defer to early next year.

　　 Milan Home Show (Salone del Mobile): Postponed until June.

　　 Copenhagen fashion Summit: Postponed until October.

　　 Met Gala: The annual fashion feast of Metropolitan Museum of Art was postponed on Monday, but no specific time was postponed.

　　 Factory closures

　　 Giorgio Armani: All the offices and factories of the group in Italy were temporarily closed.

　　 Gucci: Factories in Italy will be closed until March 20th, including 6 factories between Tuscany and Markey.

　　 Manolo Blahnik: The factory will be temporarily closed on Monday, March 16th, but customers will continue to enjoy full range of services.