Who owns elizabeth and james

For the most part, the Olsens have built both The Row and Elizabeth and James with virtually no advertising, except for co-op ads.

The company uses social media, such as Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook and Twitter. You have to be competitive with Net-a-porter and Shopbop, which are doing a great job already. Ashley said they have expanded both the sweater and denim categories, and all of Elizabeth and James apparel will continue to be made in Asia, although they are switching factories.

She pointed out that while dresses will still be important, the market has gone in a very masculine way. I think the most important thing was not losing business but maintaining and then growing. That would be in the future. Ashley noted that in order to do it properly they would need to partner with someone who knows that technology. She cited the knit sweaters and sweaters with a ruffle. What Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen might just be best at is outerwear they are, after all, always cold.

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But Elizabeth and James, it seems, has another ride left in it — albeit in a very different venue than it has known before. The deal comes as part of a licensing agreement wherein the Kohl's design team will create the future collections, overseen by the Olsen twins.

The Olsens are a force in fashion — though whether their trademark eclectic and neo-bohemian look will be a big seller with a largely suburban consumer base remains to be seen. But when the going gets tough, the tough pivot, which the Olsen twins are evidently doing here.

What their audience will look like remains to be seen. The Holiday Shopping Outlook, PYMNTS surveyed more than 3, consumers to learn what is driving online sales this holiday season and the impact of product availability and personalized rewards on merchant preference.