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Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Marina Raphael with her SS21 collection(1) Marina Raphael Despite the pandemic, she said she saw an increase in sales in 2020. To Insider, she reveals how she got her company through the past year.  When Insider first spoke to Marina Raphael in July 2020, she was in the midst of leading her luxury handbag brand of the same name through the pandemic.  A member of the famed Swarovski crystal family, Raphael launched her...

Brandon Maxwell, known for dressing celebrities like Lady Gaga, is now creative director of Walmart private-label brands Free Assembly and Scoop.

Orangetheory Orangetheory Fitness launched a virtual fitness platform so users can livestream classes at home.  Today 90% of its studios are open, and 70% of members have returned for in-person classes.  Orangetheory classes are harder to replicate at home as they require multiple pieces of equipment.  Orangetheory Fitness is steadily rebuilding its business as the pandemic wages on, but it hasn't been easy.  For one, unlike other studio-based workouts, Orangetheory's bootcamp-style class requires multiple pieces of expensive equipment, making it more cumber...

Under new ownership, Ebony magazine has officially relaunched. Its new owner is 34-year-old Eden Bridgeman, daughter of businessman Junior Bridgeman. Eden spoke to Insider about how she's hoping to rebrand Ebony and Jet for the modern era. In the early 1990s, Eden Bridgeman sat underneath a hairdryer in a Louisville beauty shop. She was just a child then and wanted to look pristine for Easter Sunday. Next to the hairdryer stood a rack of magazines. Among them, a beautiful Black woman graced a glossy cover. She picked it up and flipped through its pages. This was one of her first encounters wi...

Jaloni Williams, Marc Peace Jen Samoranos CMNTY Culture RCDS (pronounced Community Culture) is a record label by Malik Rasheed, Phil Lawrence, and Chief Johnson. Rasheed and Lawrence started the label in late 2019 after spending decades in the music industry. The trio spoke with Insider about building out a meticulous, steady business model.  Just over a decade ago, three music mavens found themselves walking into a studio: It was Grammy award-winning songwriter Phil Lawrence, music executive Malik Rasheed, and an aspiring singer named Peter Gene Hernandez. Hern...