Glasgow’s Silverburn adds £414m and 8,713 jobs to Scottish economy
Heralding the contribution to Scotland’s economy, Eurofund Group/Henderson Park has published a ‘socio-economic impact report’ for its Silverburn mall in Glasgow. Read More
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“We want to return Trussardi to centre stage,” says Miroglio Group’s Alberto Racca
FashionNetwork.com spoke with the CEO of both Gruppo Miroglio and Trussardi about the Piedmont-based group’s plans for the Trussardi brand, which ended 2025 with turnover of €29 million, up 70%. Read More
Cara & The Sky adds woven dresses to regular knit line-up
British-made womenswear brand Cara & The Sky is going beyond its knitwear base, adding a new collection of small-batch dresses “inspired by modern Bohemia”. Read More
Shein says legal dispute with Lacoste ongoing
Shein said on Friday, after a decision awarding Lacoste damages in a French court, that legal proceedings were ongoing. Read More
Shein gets approval from Chinese regulator for Hong Kong IPO
Shein Global Holdings Ltd. got approval from the Chinese regulator to move ahead with its planned initial public offering in Hong Kong, capping a yearslong effort by the fast-fashion giant to go public. Read More
Five highlights from Haute Couture Week
From a luminous mini dress to fully reversible pieces, and featuring appearances from stars such as Bad Bunny and Pedro Pascal, here are five highlights from Paris Haute Couture Week. Read More
Men’s Wearhouse owner Tailored Brands files publicly for US IPO
Menswear company Tailored Brands Inc. filed publicly for an initial public offering, marking the latest step in its return to public markets. Read More
Belgium’s Red Devils get royal pep talk
Belgium’s Red Devils received some regal encouragement Thursday evening as King Philippe dropped by the team’s hotel less than 24 hours before its World Cup quarterfinal against Spain. He’s also the latest European royal to make a pilgrimage to this summer’s tournament. According to Belgian news agency Belga, the king joined the squad for dinner…
Dutch deputy leader slams Moroccan football fans after riots
Dutch Deputy Prime Minister Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius on Friday lambasted Moroccan football fans who clashed with police across the Netherlands following their team’s World Cup defeat to France. “One by one, countries are knocked out. That’s what a football tournament is all about. We’re disappointed, but we move on with our lives. Except for these ‘supporters.’…
Spain’s post-separatist team
Separatist politics have long spilled onto Spanish football pitches. In Catalonia, where nationalist sentiments run deep, clubs like FC Barcelona have historically served as powerful symbols of the pro-independence movement. Their matches have often become venues in which fans display separatist flags and placards, and at major games they’ve expressed their support for separatism by…