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Danny Parisi

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  • Senior Fashion Reporter, Glossy
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As seen in: Glossy, Flipboard, Digiday, Marketing Dive, Retail Dive, Luxury Daily, Modern Retail, Luxury Society
writer. SFF novelist. senior fashion reporter at @glossyco. repped by @sophiamreads at New Leaf Literary. he/him danielparisi.substack.com/
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The 3 reasons Shein is trading at a quarter of its previous valuation

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By Danny Parisi Verified
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For one, it came four years late. The company first started attempting to go public in 2022, but a series of political hurdles in New York and then London led to long delays. Finally, Shein went public in Hong Kong this week at a valuation of around $25 billion, down from $100 billion in 2022.
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Fashion Briefing: The Canada-US trade war is creating a ‘less integrated North American fashion market’

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By Danny Parisi Verified
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Then came the blow-up. In the last few weeks, tensions between the two countries over the Trump administration’s aggressive tariffs on Canadian goods boiled over into a full-on trade war. Canadian negotiators rejected a deal they called “unfair” and unserious. In response, the U.S. enacted a 50% tariff on nearly $30 billion worth of Canadian goods exported to the U.S., targeting a wide array of exports including clothing and apparel.
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As Off-White creative director Ib Kamara exits, has the brand lost its way?

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By Danny Parisi Verified
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But since Abloh’s death, the brand has appeared listless. It spent several years with no specific individual in the creative leadership role. It has had multiple owners, including New Guards Group, Farfetch, which purchased New Guards in 2019, LVMH through a 60% ownership stake in 2021 and finally Bluestar Alliance, which purchased the company in 2024. Kamara, who had worked with Abloh, was meant to bring back some of the prestige and sheen that Off-White enjoyed in the Abloh days.
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