Lycra is setting up an online aggregator showcasing the products of all the brands which use Lycra fibres, with links to the various partner brands’ e-tail sites.
The British bespoke menswear brand has partnered with China’s largest online retailer JD.com to launch an online store and use its logistics infrastructure.
The first designs from Virgil Abloh's debut men's collection for Louis Vuitton -- presented for the first time in June in Paris's Jardin du Palais-Royal -- have now landed at a pop-up store in London.
Moncler has announced the relocation of its Sloane Street store in London, first opened in 2009, which is moving from no. 197 to no. 182-183, into 250-square-metre premises on two levels.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of Alibaba’s 11.11 shopping festival and the Chinese e-tailer is celebrating the occasion with 180,000 brands, 200,000 offline smart stores and a ‘see now, buy now’ fashion show.
Launching on Friday 26 October in a limited number, the Köln Travel Kit includes a curated selection of nine Aesop formulations stored in a small aluminium case, referencing Rimowa’s popular aluminium luggage.
The new owner of Cornish sustainable childrenswear brand Frugi has further bolstered the label’s new leadership team with the appointment of Julia Reynolds as its chair.
The London-based fashion and luxury search engine, backed by investors like LVMH, has launched its Italian version, featuring over 675,000 products by 2,165 labels.
Asos has created a new tool to help app users organise their Saved Items into categories.
London-based skateboard label Palace has revealed an unexpected collaboration with Polo Ralph Lauren, the big reveal coming via giant billboards in Tokyo.
The Italian brand announced the opening of its second store in Hong Kong on Monday. The store is located on level two of the IFC mall at the Central Waterfront.
While House of Fraser seems to have been successful so far in saving some of its landmark stores such as London's Oxford Street and Frasers in Glasgow, it's been unsuccessful with its Manchester flagship.
Superdry co-founder Julian Dunkerton said at the weekend that the company is on the wrong path, also suggesting that he won’t stay quiet if the situation continues to deteriorate after the recent profit warning.
Dr Martens was upbeat on Monday, reporting "progress against all strategic priorities as the power of the brand continues to achieve strong and sustainable, global growth.”
The Spanish label is forecasting a revenue of €64 million at the end of the 2018 financial year, and has acquired stakes in womenswear brand Jorge Vázquez and bridal wear label Victoria.