Fashion brands Oasis and Warehouse have seen a string of credit insurers stop offering cover to their suppliers amid concerns over the financial health of the businesses.
Of all UK online sectors, clothing was the hardest hit by the decline in consumer spending in September, growing by just 2.2% compared to September 2017, the latest IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index has shown.
The Spanish company is bolstering its presence in Poland by reaching 20 stores by the end of 2018, and plans to open six further locations next year to reach more cities.
Asos impressed again on Wednesday as its full-year results showed surging sales and profits with the UK, EU and US all showing powerful growth. And it doesn't expect that growth to slow any time soon.
John Lewis is responding to the rise of online shopping by making its stores more experiential, and its latest move is launch three new in-store services which make the shopping experience more personal and exclusive.
Vionnet, the legendary French fashion house managed and owned by socialite designer Goga Ashkenazi, has gone into voluntary liquidation, effectively closing down its operations immediately.
Superdry warned on sales and profits on Monday and said the very hot weather during the summer and relatively few number of colder days in September will dent its results to the tune of £10 million.
Amazon Fashion is bringing a part of its online offering into the real world with a pop-up store that will feature a revolving selection of clothing, brand experiences and activities.
Antoine Arnault kicked off the Journées Particulières of LVMH on Thursday night in Paris, even if the executive admitted the actually debut was in New Zealand, at the luxury group’s Cloudy Bay winery.
After the presentation of the new collection at Tom Tailor’s Hamburg headquarters, CEO Heiko Schäfer talked to FashionNetwork.com about future plans and climate change, among other things.
