Until the end of June, three international brands have opened pop-ups in Los Angeles. On the menu: an Australian swimwear brand, Parisian soccer team PSG, and the next generation of Korean fashion. Read More
“Blind box” toymaker Pop Mart, which has seen frenzied sales worldwide for products related to its ugly-cute Labubu character, opened its first jewellery store in Shanghai on Friday. Read More
The Parisian innovation event Viva Technology has changed a lot since its launch in 2016. Robots, drones, and vehicles, once omnipresent, have gradually faded away, as have the metaverses. Read More
Founded in 1981, the French fashion group, initially focused on women’s fashion, has chosen external growth to spread its wings, with the successive integration of La Halle, Sarenza, Boardriders, and Jennyfer. Read More
Sheep Inc, the natural fibres-focused label that calls itself “the world’s first carbon-negative fashion brand”, has teamed up with a major UK repair platform to extend the life of its garments and reduce fashion waste. Read More
Shares in Kering rose while Renault stock fell after reports that Luca de Meo will leave the carmaker to become CEO of Kering. The luxury group declined to comment, but an official announcement is expected. Read More
Online department store Debenhams is reportedly planning to open more physical beauty showrooms after scoring a hit with its London Soho space. Read More
Crocs will enter the outlet sector in London for the first time this year having signed a five-year lease for a 1,456 sq ft unit at Wembley Park’s London Designer Outlet. Read More
TM Lewin is to open more stores as the UK’s return to offices continues at pace and following its Bow Lane, City of London, flagship opening this spring. Read More
The two companies have announced the early renewal of the exclusive licensing deal for the design, manufacture, and global distribution of the American label’s sunglasses and prescription frames. Read More
