
French fashion and lifestyle brand IKKS Paris is landing in the UK with two new stores set to open in London, on key shopping thoroughfares Carnaby Street in the West End and the King’s Road in Chelsea.
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French fashion and lifestyle brand IKKS Paris is landing in the UK with two new stores set to open in London, on key shopping thoroughfares Carnaby Street in the West End and the King’s Road in Chelsea.
The first MVFW was held last weekend, with its shows, flagships, debates and more. A stimulating plunge into the world of virtual fashion fans that raised questions about the approach labels should take towards it.
Around 70 brands and designers will participate in MVFW from March 24 to 27. FashionNetwork offers a step-by-step guide detailing how to access Decentraland and the shows.
European Topsoho, owner of the SMCP group and a subsidiary of China's troubled Shandong Ruyi group, seems unable to repay its bond debt maturing on Tuesday, and its creditors might acquire a stake in the company.
Gautier succeeds Ludovic Manzon, who left the brand owned by the Swiss company Triumph Holding AG in late February, after almost four years at its helm.
French brand IKKS has found a successor for former CEO Pierre-André Cauche. Ludovic Manzon steps into the role after having been CEO of lingerie brand Sloggi since 2016.
IKKS’ financial restructuring, revealed last October, is now official. Bondholders now own 100 percent of its capital; the debt has been reduced and an injection of €70 million has been announced.
The French department store chain has teamed up with resale startup Place2Swap to launch a second-hand apparel website with a twist: users have to come in store to complete their transactions.
According to the financial press, the French brand, owned by LBO France since 2015, looks to have reached an agreement with its creditors, in the form of a deal by which they would become the label's new owners.
The ready-to-wear label, the subject of a leveraged buyout since 2014, is now forced to refinance its debt and look for fresh capital, an operation which is expected to last until September/October.