​Kiki de Montparnasse has this week unveiled a a redesigned webstore and also moved into the men’s market with the launch of Mr Kiki as it sets it sights on “global lifestyle expansion”.

​The UK has a “golden opportunity” to reform business rates for a retail sector that’s “overtaxed”. And without such reform, thousands more stores could close.

​Luke 1977 has filed its accounts for the year to the end of January 2024 with the company, which is the label founded by Luke Roper, saying that its revenue fell 5.5% to £16.2 million during the year.

The French accessible luxury giant is continuing to expand with international partners. While it has made some closures in China, the group has formalised agreements with the SSI and Map groups.

Tod’s has teamed up with the noted India designer Rahul Mishra with an unexpected new trilogy of iconic products in the latest chapter of Tod’s Factory by the Italian luxury marque.

Macy’s introduced on Thursday a new contemporary menswear brand, as part of the company’s ongoing private brands reimagination. 

The four designers who showed on the last two days of New York Fashion Week demonstrated its vast diversity of talent and brand vision.

Caleres said on Thursday revenues for the second quarter fell 1.8% to $683.3 million, on the back of a dip in its brand portfolio segment. 

The collection includes sports bras, leggings, and more, offering fashion-forward pieces that merge style and performance.

British fashion and lifestyle brand White Stuff has launched an intriguing brand campaign for autumn… featuring an all-female morris dancing group.

Silent for 221 years, Fenwick's now making a noise for a second time in 12 months! Following on from its debut ‘Quiet No More’ campaign last autumn, the retailer's back with ‘Find Your Taste, Find Your World’.

Digital department store Freemans is hitting the fashion campaign trail hard for the upcoming season, choosing singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor as the face of its statement AW24 ads.

A hotly anticipated party thrown by high-street retailer H&M and pop star Charli XCX is set to shake things up as London Fashion Week opens on Thursday alongside two shows focused on sustainability.

​Naomi Campbell is among the talent appearing in the new Timberland campaign that was unveiled Thursday, “continuing the energy and momentum that took the world by storm last year as its iconic work boot turned 50”.

A new collaboration sees the BFC forging a partnership with one of LFW’s favourites names, Roksanda Ilinčić, and one of the UK’s most budget-focused fashion brands.

In line with its futuristic aesthetic, the label has created a space suit to train the European Space Agency’s astronauts preparing for a lunar mission.