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Ahead of a sold-out world tour, comes the merch. Pop-ups up and down the UK and Ireland are beginning to open as official Oasis Live ‘25 Fan Stores herald the arrival of the Gallagher brothers’ return to the stage. Read More
UK consumers are feeling slightly better about the economy in June, although confidence is still fragile and concerns linger about the contents of their wallets. That’s the overview from data company GfK. Read More
UK premium sportswear retail brand Castore is on the rugby kit partnership trail again, tying up another long-term partnership, this time with English team Leicester Tigers. Read More
Mulberry has a grand plan for growth but it needs cash to fulfil it and is planning to raise £20 million. That comes as FY25 sales plummeted and FY26 won’t provide material revenue improvements. Read More
Lip balm may not seem like the most glamorous beauty product but when the lip balm is by Prada (which seems to have the Midas touch at present) it can’t be ignored. And its latest launch is particularly interesting. Read More
Fabletics announced on Wednesday the promotion of Carly Gomez to chief marketing officer, alongside the expansion of Meera Bhatia’s role from chief operating officer to the U.S. activewear brand’s president and COO. Read More
The Italian designer, “currently convalescing at home,” will be absent from his two Milan Fashion Week shows, his fashion house announced on Friday. Read More
Six months after declaring he would never stage another live show, Satoshi Kuwata returns with Setchu in Milan, drawing inspiration from Zimbabwean straw weavers to open the menswear runway season. Read More
Umit Benan returns to Milan with a new boutique, debut womenswear, and expansion plans in London and LA—backed by Davide De Giglio of New Guards Group. A pivotal moment for the Turkish designer. Read More
