Founded in 1984, Forever 21 and other so called fast-fashion retailers including H&M and Zara were popular with young shoppers in the mid-1990s, then gained traction among bargain-seeking ...

Their U.S. stores and website will continue operating, with international stores remaining unaffected. Reuters Shoppers enter a Forever 21 fashion retail store at the King of Prussia mall in King of ...

The operator of Forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy for the second time in six years, citing "competition from foreign fast fashion companies," rising costs and other economic challenges.

Forever 21, once a trailblazer in the fast-fashion industry, has filed for bankruptcy for the second time , signaling the end of an era for the brand that introduced many to affordable ...

Forever 21 is now navigating its second bankruptcy in five years. The brand was known for limited-run collections that turned the typical apparel cycle on its head. It also laid the groundwork for ...

Fast-fashion retailer Forever 21's U.S. operating company on Sunday filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time in six years, hamstrung by dwindling mall traffic and mounting competition ...

A Forever 21 store at Santa Monica Place in 2019. The fast fashion company has filed it's second bankruptcy in six years. (Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times) Forever 21's U.S. operating company ...

Forever 21’s U.S. operating company filed for bankruptcy Sunday — for the second time in six years — in a court in Delaware, citing fierce competition from foreign fast fashion retailers.

Forever 21’s fountain of youth has run dry. The brand’s holding company, F21 OpCo, has filed for bankruptcy for the second time since 2019, citing competition from online fast fashion retailers ...

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Now, Forever 21 is filing for bankruptcy, again. WSJ breaks down how fast fashion – its own market – toppled the retailer.