The French down jacket brand, taken over by L Catterton in 2021, claims to have doubled its sales in two years and is opening a flagship store in London in November. In France, it will have opened 35 new shops in 2022.
The two emerging brands presented their avant-garde reinterpretations of mainstream American iconography and classic Hollywood style, offering a contemporary and genderless wardrobe.
The yoga and fitness apparel brand has found a new location on the Champs-Elysées in Paris, and in December will open a 515 square-meter store at number 38 of the French capital’s iconic commercial thoroughfare.
Some 494,000 tonnes of low-value or non-reusable textiles, or 74% of those collected in six European countries, can be recycled, according to a Fashion for Good study quantifying the potential of recycling.
ASOS on Thursday announced a “bold new visual identity” for its Topshop and Topman brands that features on the standalone digital shopfront on its webstore.
Seamm, a start-up digitising fashion goods for virtual worlds, has raised $1.7 million in funding “to scale go-to-market activities, attract and hire top talent, and accelerate the development of its platform”.
Pre-loved luxury designer goods etailer Open For Vintage is set to grow with new backing supporting its bid to take advantage of a booming high-end resale market. It has raised €1.25 million (£1.13 million).
Major London commercial property landlord GPE reported strong leasing activity during in its first half as demand for key capital spaces continues to attract retailers.
Are You Mad. No, that’s not a question but the name of Shaftesbury’s latest consumer-facing effort to promote sustainability. The London property giant has opened its first visible recycling unit on Carnaby Street.
A new report has called out fashion as one of the world's most polluting industries, despite efforts to be more sustainable and planet-friendly.
Browns has closed its much-talked-about Browns East branch in Shoreditch with the retailer saying the branch had originally been planned as a pop-up in 2017, but “was so successful that we stayed the course for longer”.
‘Purposeful’ activewear brand BAM has named Natalie O’Connell as its new Head of Design. She’ll lead the London-based design team for both the brand’s womenswear and menswear lines.
Ted Baker has a lot on its plate as it prepares to join ABG and also deals with the tough economic backdrop. But it’s business-as-usual for store expansion and it's struck a deal for premium space at Merry Hill.
Next is one of the most successful UK fashion retailers, so when it downgrades profit guidance that it only upgraded last month, you know the sector as a whole is facing tough times. And that’s what it did Thursday.
The Spanish label is getting stronger. The proof is that the Kering group is moving the brand into new parisien premises, at 16-18 rue Vaneau, in the 7th arrondissement, covering almost 4,000 square meters, FashionNetwork.com has learned.
