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Haute Couture FW26: Best street style from attendees at Balenciaga, Schiaparelli, Chanel and more
While Haute Couture is celebrated for fashion's most theatrical and spectacular creations, attendees on the streets outside last week’s edition, showcased their own stunning style. Ignoring the intense heatwave, known locally as ‘La Canicule,’ they turned heads in everything from full designer looks to uniquely personal outfits. Laced up Paris...
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Takashimaya buyer: “Berlin Fashion Week has a unique identity”
With more than 180 years of history, Takashimaya is one of Japan's most traditional and renowned premium department stores. The company is known for its carefully curated range of luxury fashion, international designer brands and high-quality lifestyle products. For Shuhei Iwasa, a womenswear buyer at Takashimaya, Berlin Fashion Week has become...
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Zimmermann officially joins Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode
Australian brand Zimmermann has reached a significant milestone in its history: the board of directors of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) have officially approved the label's membership, placing it alongside houses such as Alaïa, Dior and Chanel. “Every season, Paris continues to inspire us. We are delighted to join the...
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Australian Fashion Council explores first local clothing smart factory
The Australian Fashion Council (AFC) has commissioned a feasibility study into establishing a clothing smart factory in New South Wales, with the longer-term aim of creating a scalable model for local garment manufacturing. The proposed facility would give Australian fashion brands access to small-scale, on-demand production and product...
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Brochu Walker opens first-ever flagship store in Seoul, South Korea
Los Angeles-based Brochu Walker has opened its first-ever international flagship store in Seoul, South Korea, as part of its global retail strategy. Located at Apgujeong-ro 42-gil 26, Gangnam-gu, the 7,152.2-square-foot flagship store spans five levels, with two levels dedicated to retail and a VIP private suite. Known for its “quiet luxury”...
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Hanane Taidi named CEO of textile verification company Bluesign
Switzerland-based textile verification company Bluesign has appointed Hanane Taidi as its chief executive officer. The appointment marks a strategic transition for the organization as it builds on its industry position during a period of rapid regulatory adjustment. Bluesign, an operating subsidiary of Switzerland-based testing and certification...
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What the UK’s proposed under-16 social media ban could mean for fashion businesses
Earlier this year, the UK government revealed plans to prevent social media platforms from being accessible to people under 16. While the announcement sparked heightened debate, drawing both opposition and support, it aligns the UK with other countries considering similar restrictions on user-to-user platforms, including Australia, which...
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Loewe expands summer 2026 retail strategy with 15 new resort stores and pop-ups
Madrid – As temperatures rise, tourists flock from their homes to more exciting summer destinations. Fashion houses are keen to keep up with their audience, moving their operations to these seasonal hotspots. The Spanish house Loewe has once again launched its own offensive in this commitment to seasonal retail. The brand is not only repeating...
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Psycho Bunny expands its footprint within the sporting industry via USA Padel partnership
Psycho Bunny signed a new multi-year partnership with USA Padel, the national governing body for padel in the United States, as the Montreal-based premium menswear label continues to strengthen its presence within the sporting industry. The new partnership sees the menswear brand serve as the official uniform partner of USA Padel National Teams...
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LVMH: Chaumet opens its first standalone store in Canada
French high jewellery house Chaumet, owned by the LVMH group, has opened a store in Vancouver, creating a new bridge between its historic ties with Canada and its Parisian address. Chaumet already had a presence in Canada through five points-of-sale operated by its partner, the Canadian luxury jewellery chain Birks, in Vancouver, Toronto,...
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Mr Marvis secures investment and welcomes new shareholders
Dutch menswear brand Mr Marvis has received an investment from existing shareholders Amlon Capital and Capital A Investment Partners. Additionally, Christian Stahl, former partner at Apax Partners; Manny Chirico, former CEO of PVH Corp.; and Martijn Hagman, former CEO of Tommy Hilfiger and PVH Europe, are joining as shareholders. The company...
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Knitwear brand The Knotty Ones goes up for sale amid challenging market conditions
Premium knitwear brand The Knotty Ones has launched a sale of the business after a decline in consumer spending and challenges accessing investment capital impacted performance. The Lithuanian label has appointed Hilco to oversee the sale of the business and assets. The firm stated it could either operate as a standalone company or as a bolt-on...
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