Canada has a new outerwear player that is offering the world’s first vegan outerwear line made entirely of recycled plastic.
UK shares were lower on Monday as online fashion store Asos' profit warning dragged retailers lower, reinforcing woes about slow sales during the busy holiday season amid continued caution about Brexit.
Laura Ashley is set to reduce its UK store count from 160 to 120 stores as it eyes growth opportunities in Asia, the new chairman of Malayan United Industries (MUI) revealed on Monday.
The hosiery brand has said that despite challenging weather impacting the European fashion market in the first half of the year, it expects the Christmas quarter to help it boost its full year operating profits.
House of Fraser is working on a rebrand that will aim to reposition the business as ‘the Harrods of the high street’ with independent ad agency Who Wot Why.
Turnaround specialists Begbies Traynor said the chain’s remaining 31 locations will continue to trade as usual while discussions are being held about the future of the brand.
Kendall Jenner was recently unveiled as the best-paid model of 2018 by Forbes, following another stellar 12 months in the fashion spotlight that netted her a cool $22.5 million.
Artist and designer Philip Colbert, whose clothes have been worn by Lady Gaga and Rita Ora, brings pop art back to British painting with a new show that comments on consumerist culture, climate change and social media.
Boohoo Group plc said it was trading comfortably in line with market expectations after the online fashion retailer saw record Black Friday sales.
Consumer spending fell again last month in the UK, according to the latest Visa UK Consumer Spending Index, compiled by IHS Markit, with clothing & footwear one of the categories suffering the fastest spending drop.
H&M issued its full-year and Q4 figures on Monday and they came in roughly in line with expectations as the company saw sales rising 5% during fiscal 2018.
When even the most buoyant fashion e-tailers issue unexpected guidance revisions, you know times are tough. That’s just what Asos did on Monday.
Juicy Couture Girls is set to launch two new Spring/Summer 2019 collections of girls' childrenswear under its Juicy Couture Black Label and Juicy By Juicy Couture label, exclusively in the UK and Europe.
Italian investment fund Quattro R is said to be days away from clinching a deal to buy an 80% stake in Trussardi, through a share capital increase worth at least €50 million.
More and more young Russian fashion designers are finding inspiration in traditional sewing methods, seeing them as a way to stand out from the Western brands that poured into the country after the fall of the USSR.
