“Buy it for life,” or BIFL, is a shopping movement whose doctrine is thus: Make one financial investment in a durable, well-made item upfront, and you won’t have to purchase a replacement down the road, if ever. BIFL is a more thoughtful and sustainable approach to shopping in our current era of fast fashion, mass…
Mayhoola has denied reports that it is considering selling Valentino to Kering. The denial follows speculation tied to Kering’s strategic review and growing debt, though the group remains silent on the matter. Read More
Promincor – Lingerie Française (the Association for Promotion of the Corsetry Industry and the Committee for the Development and Promotion of French Clothing) moved its runway venue from New York to London this week. Read More
Burberry is heavily focused on its turnaround at present and on Friday, the same day it reported encouraging Q1 results, it also announced some key executive committee moves. Read More
Health & beauty retailer Superdrug has promoted Simon Comins to become its COO with immediate effect, marking “a significant milestone in both the company’s journey and Simon’s career”. Read More
In a very timely campaign, given that the well-supported women’s football Euros in Switzerland are ongoing, footwear brand Crocs has launched a “bold” new campaign to celebrate the wider rise of women’s football fandom. Read More
Beth Lingard scooped several prizes at the TEX+ 2025 Awards event at the Chelsea College of Arts in London with the Leeds Arts University student among the UK’s top graduating textile designers to receive awards. Read More
Known for its inventive ways of providing fledgling or digital centric businesses with a first taste of physical retail, Lone Design Club has now launched Revolving Spaces, a tech-driven, Airbnb-style letting platform. Read More
Talented LVMH alumna Katia de Lasteyrie unveils SPKTRL, a quiet tech jewelry brand. Its debut piece is a screenless diamond ring that lights up with personalized messages—fusing digital insight with craftsmanship. Read More
After seven years shaping H&M’s AI strategy, Linda Leopold exits to champion ethical AI across fashion and tech as a consultant, author, and speaker—driving global conversations on responsibility in innovation. Read More
