Designed for retailers and manufacturers of women's apparel, accessories, fibers, and textiles. Source for daily news on the fashion industry covering the entire gamut of fashion including business issues, fashion trends, retailing developments, international, ready-to-wear, couture presentations and market overviews. Also includes men's fashion coverage. Provides a navigation bar along the top of the page that allows visitors to go directly to various sections, including Fashion, Retail, Accessories and Textiles. Includes a People section that tracks executive moves across a range of industries, event listings and Q&A's with industry figures.

Background and Format: The Business of Fashion is a commercial fashion blog that is based in London and is predominantly aimed at a UK audience.The blog was set up in January 2007 to support his consultancy work, and to show "the thoughtful side of fashion, beyond the gloss of parties, champagne and celebrity". BoF aims to provide "an informed, analytical and opinionated point of view on the fashion business". Regular posts include the "BoF" Daily Digest, a round-up of notable recent articles on fashion, design, retail, lifestyle media and other assorted topics. Other posts may take the form of analysis of fashion news and trends, or personal commentary. Headings on The Business of Fashion include Daily Digest, News & Analysis, Intelligence, Global Currents, Fashion 2.0, People, Education, Opinion and Video. The Business of Fashion has been featured in GQ, Stylist, CBN, Wallpaper* and various other publications. PR opportunities include product placement, profile opportunities, reviews and talent promotion. There are also advertorial opportunities available on the blog and should be addressed to either the Editor or the general email address above. The team welcomes targeted, relevant and concise information, press releases and pitches for a global fashion business audience. They will follow-up if ideas fit any stories they are working on.  Audience and Readership:  Fashion creatives, entrepreneurs and executives around the globe Monthly Unique Users:  Source:Publisher  Ad Rates: To request a media kit and learn about advertising and sponsorship opportunities, contact advertising@businessoffashion.com.  Other Information: All enquiries should be emailed to info@businessoffashion.com. Emails will be forwarded to the relevant contacts. A contact form for pitches and contributions can also be found here.  The admin team will read all emails and respond to eye catching and relevant content. The editorial team welcomes targeted, relevant and concise information, press releases and pitches

Provides news and information for the Textile and Soft Goods Industry with a special focus on Supply Chain Management. Employing industry experts and commentators give insights to the ever-growing apparel and textile industry.

Drapers is a monthly magazine for the fashion business, published by EMAP. It provides news, views and trends from the womenswear, menswear, young fashion, footwear, lingerie and textiles markets. The title targets professionals across the fashion industry, including retailers, designers, suppliers, buyers and recruiters.

Fashionista is a commercial fashion blog based in the New York Breaking Media office. The blog is aimed at a global audience; the site covers the personalities, companies, events and trends that shape the fashion universe. Fashionista was set up in 2007 by New York-based Writer and Blogger David Minkin. David is also the Co-Founder and Publisher of Breaking Media, the owner and operator of Fashionista and its sister sites: Dealbreaker and Above The Law. His interests include extinct languages, number theory, mysticism, remote islands, Viking history and Berlin-era Bowie. At the 2012 Bloglovin' awards Fashionista chronicles the fashion trail from the runway to the first Canal Street knockoffs, while dishing the latest in supermodel gossip and showcasing the industry's hottest new designers. Blog posts can be found listed under several different categories including Fashion Week (New York, London, Milan and Paris). Along with Style, Streetwalker, Beauty, Makeup, Nails, People We Like, Parties, Shopping, Retail, Sales, Reader Photos and Nail Art. Posts range between 500 and 1000 words and are always accompanied by high-quality images. Some of the most popular stories that appear on the site include The 10 Best YouTube Hair Tutorials, The 10 Most Powerful Women In Fashion and The 10 Best YouTube Makeup Tutorials. The most frequently talked about topics on the blog include Karl Lagerfeld, Kate Moss, Fashion Week, Marc Jacobs, Anna Wintour, Topshop and Vogue. PR opportunities exist but are limited to news, reviews and interviews. PRs are therefore recommended to familiarise themselves with the blog's content before establishing contact. The recommended way to contact the blog is on the email address provided; alternatively they can be contacted through the various social media platforms. On Twitter, the team is particularly active and responsive to tweets. Sections include: News, Business, Style, Beauty, Shopping, Careers, Fashion Week, Editors' Picks The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).