Must Read: Ferragamo Releases Fall Campaign with Uffizi Gallery, How Retailers Get Brands to Go on Sale

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<p>Photo: Tyler Mitchell/Courtesy of Ferragamo</p>

Photo: Tyler Mitchell/Courtesy of Ferragamo

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday.

Ferragamo partners with the Uffizi Gallery and Tyler Mitchell on fall campaign
Ferragamo has partnered with Florence-based Uffizi Gallery on its new Renaissance-themed campaign, photographed by Tyler Mitchell. In it, iconic 15th- and 16th-century Italian artwork serves as a backdrop for creative director Maximilian Davis' selection of ready-to-wear, shoes and bags for the Fall 2023 season. See all the Fall 2023 fashion campaigns here. {Fashionista inbox}

How retailers are convincing brands to participate in sales
Have you ever wondered what it takes for your favorite brand to go on sale? Business of Fashion's Sheena Butler-Young reports on the increasingly important strategies retailers use to get brands to participate in their sales. For example, the Nordstrom team spent five years working to get Birkenstock to participate in its Anniversary Sale. From those in the corporate offices to the managers on the sales floor to the merchants — those selecting, buying and editing products — everyone's involved in putting these sales together. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}

Shen Beauty closes brick-and-mortar store
Beloved beauty and wellness retailer Shen Beauty is closing its doors in Brooklyn and switching to an online-only approach. The news comes as yet another blow to the niche beauty and wellness retail space, following the recent closures of Onda and Farfetch Beauty. Shen founder Jessica Richards told Beauty Independent writer Claire McCormack that while the company's retail location in Brooklyn will be vacated immediately, Shen is not filing for bankruptcy. {Beauty Independent/paywalled}

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