A tour of New York Fashion Week varied from a Velázquez-influenced Altuzarra show and Nouvelle New Romantics at Anna Sui, to polished perversity at Alexis Bittar and EEG-informed ideas at fledgling brand, Tabbe. Read More
After a “turbulent” 2025 and against the backdrop of an “uncertain world”, caution is the order of the day in 2026 for the luxury sector, with France’s leading groups reporting mixed results. Read More
It was striking in the New York Fashion Week that finishes on Monday, how few designers made any comment on the current American government’s policies. Read More
The world’s top luxury good firms are seeing sliding margins with some now loss-making as a result, a new study from Inverto (part of Boston Consulting Group) shows. Read More
E-tail giant The Very Group has secured a key financial deal with a £150 million revolving credit facility extended to February 2030. Read More
UK footwear giant Clarks said Monday that it’s speeding up its expansion into performance walking footwear, broadening its athleisure portfolio “following strong growth across its Pace and Solevana ranges”. Read More
Circulose is prepping commercial-scale production at its Ortviken Plant in Sundsvall, Sweden, with the sustain-tech firm saying it marks “a significant step in scaling next-generation materials for global fashion”. Read More
Backlash to President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown is putting vulnerable Republicans in a tough spot, forcing them to shift their tone to appease frustrated Hispanic voters — or risk losing key battleground seats. It’s a delicate pivot for Republicans in South Texas, who spent years taking a hardline approach on immigration and flipped historically blue…
The partial government shutdown that went into effect Saturday is throwing the fate of oversight at the Department of Homeland Security into peril, with the department’s independent watchdog warning a lapse in funding could jeopardize several ongoing investigations. DHS’s inspector general currently has eight active probes into the Trump administration’s nationwide immigration crackdown, including reviews…
Just over two months after Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing settled a major lawsuit against NASCAR, the sports icon is happy with what came out of the 15-month-long process. He’ll be even happier with the result of Sunday’s Daytona 500. Jordan’s team got its first win at Daytona with the No. 45 car, as Tyler Reddick…
