Daily News: A Global Roundup

“A resort collection used to be the equivalent of staring at pictures of Bali when you lived in Kansas and the truck was broke. The clothes were for people who actually went somewhere, who made plans that included special wardrobes. But now, like so many other things once celebrated in a Slim Aarons photograph, resort has become a huge commercial entity.” (New York Times)

James Gardner, the CEO of CreateThe Group, the choice digital creative agency of luxury brands, gives insights on digital technology and offers advice to young designers and brands looking to beef up their presence online. (Business of Fashion)

“If you are a multimillionaire, the idea of spending just 5% of your wealth every year sounds downright frugal. It turns out, anything over 3% can blow a giant hole in your fortune over time.” (Wall Street Journal)

The Fade cut is back with “the so-called retro kids are going back to the styles of the ’80s, this time adding more intricate patterns than were ever seen then, more startling neon colors and patterns that are limited only by the imagination of barbers.” (New York Times)