The Biossance brand has chosen American actress and producer Reese Witherspoon as its new global ambassador.
Lacoste has joined forces with Léo Walk and Gary Neveu, the design duo behind the fashion brand Walk in Paris, to launch an 11-piece limited edition collection.
For yet another summer, the LVMH-owned luxury label has dropped a capsule collection inspired by the Balearic Islands, this time comprising a full range of men’s and women’s items, including accessories and a fragrance.
The event, this year scheduled in October, has picked the creative director of Lacoste to chair the fashion competition jury, the famous footwear designer for accessories and Dominique Issermann for photography.
News that John Lewis is planning to open most of its fitting rooms when it reopens it stores next week may have been encouraging, but not all retailers are planning on doing likewise — at least not at first.
Barbour has filed its accounts for the 12 months up to the end of April last year and it’s particularly interesting because it includes around a two-month period in which the pandemic was making an impact.
Net-A-Porter has launched a new global campaign that not only marks a new season but also a reopening in large parts of the world as vaccinations allow tentative steps back to normality.
Speaking to Vogue, the designer revealed that, for the first time, he is considering linking his company up with an investor. Italy's Exor is among the potential suitors.
The global jewelry retailer announced on Tuesday that it has acquired the online jewelry rental service as part of its efforts to boost its digital presence and expand its services offering.
Nordstrom is bringing Dover Street Market to its Space section in New York, Los Angeles and Vancouver, as well as online, in an effort to highlight emerging global designers.
Dolce & Gabbana is not in talks with French luxury group Kering over a possible tie-up, the chief executive of the Italian fashion company said in an interview published on Tuesday.
As Fenwick prepares to reopen, its CEO has predicted “ a good opening, but a slow recovery as well”. Yet overall, he’s confident it's on the right track and can do well in the changed retail world of the future.
Watchfinder & Co is going genderless. It claims to be the first UK luxury watch retailer to remove all gender labels from its website and stores.
The number of UK jobs and stores lost in pandemic-hit retail continues to rise. Since non-essential stores were first forced to close a year ago, almost 190,000 jobs have gone and 15,153 stores have closed, figures show.
The extent of the problems faced by luxury label Ralph & Russo have become clear with news that the company had £53 million worth of unsold stock when it collapsed.
