At Pitti Uomo, outdoor labels come into their own — in style
The Florentine trade fair has dedicated an entire area to the outdoor segment, offering a world that pushes the boundaries between style and technical performance. Read More
The Florentine trade fair has dedicated an entire area to the outdoor segment, offering a world that pushes the boundaries between style and technical performance. Read More
The American label returns to Wimbledon’s vibrant green lawns, with a series of activations and collections planned to celebrate this iconic British tennis tournament, which runs from June 29 to July 12. Read More
Unveiled in Milan, the new capsule collection, developed in collaboration with a member of the Monegasque royal family, signals the brand’s shift towards the world of sailing, ahead of the 2027 America’s Cup. Read More
Piquadro returns to Pitti Uomo with its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, which puts wearable technology for urban mobility centre stage. Read More
The American brand is introducing its ‘Summit’ concept to France and plans to roll it out across its European franchised stores to support its strengthening presence on the Continent. Read More
London Fashion Week may be a magnet for emerging talent but it also attracts some big names and it will have an extra one this September as McQueen has announced that it will return to LFW for its SS27 show. Read More
The multi-brand retailer established by the founders of Veja has opened its fourth Parisian boutique; a new space is dedicated to premium fashion and emerging labels. Read More
Italian cash-for-gold trader Gens Aurea said on Monday it is planning to list on the Milan stock exchange, marking what would be the first major initial public offering in the country in three years. Read More
Spanish luxury fashion house Loewe is bolstering its leadership team with the appointment of Eloise Hautcoeur, who joins from Versace, as its new global communications director, effective from Monday. Read More
President Donald Trump’s fingerprints are all over this World Cup — even the stadium gift shops, trade editor Emily Cadei writes in. Granted, few of the customers that are mobbing official FIFA merch stores are examining the provenance of their $100+ jerseys or $50 baseball caps. But those “Made in” tags tell a story of…