Big names from the retail sector, along with senior leaders from London’s Metropolitan Police, and the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime “have agreed an action plan to help tackle retail crime in the capital”. Read More
This week has seen the opening of a pop-up on London’s Newburgh Street by ’47, as well as dedicated UK and EU webstores for the hat brand as it moves to embrace a wider fashion-focused consumer base. Read More
Chanel is reinforcing its commitment to French craftsmanship by acquiring Charvet, the historic Parisian shirtmaker founded in 1838, with the aim of preserving its expertise. Read More
Following an exhibition in Scotland, London’s V&A has announced that over 100 highlights from its David Bowie’s archive are to go on show around England in Blackpool, Hull, County Durham, Bristol and beyond. Read More
Indian suppliers of T-shirts, bed linen, and towels to global retailers such as Walmart Inc. are among this year’s biggest stock-market winners, with some investors betting the rally has further to run. Read More
Following Florence in 2025, the Japanese brand is launching a second edition of its traveling creative concept and will unveil a project in September centered on a signature piece from the London museum. Read More
Giorgio Armani died last September at the age of 91. Now, the Italian fashion designer’s life is set to be made into a movie. A multi-award-winning director from Denmark is on board. Read More
Matt Mahan suffered a disappointing finish in California’s gubernatorial primary last month, but the World Cup has offered the mayor of Silicon Valley’s largest city the chance of an immediate remontada. His home San Jose, riding a sports tourism surge, stands to gain more economically today as the U.S. national team opens knockout play in…
When Bosnian refugees started arriving in Utica, New York, in the mid-1990s, it was a down-on-its-heels Rust Belt city that had seen its population crater by roughly a third from a mid-century peak of just over 100,000 residents. “I thought I came to another war zone when I came here,” said Hanka Grabovica, who arrived…
BRUSSELS — Forty-four members of the European Parliament are urging FIFA President Gianni Infantino to reverse his decision to allow Russian athletes to play at this year’s inaugural U-15 World Cup in Azerbaijan. They argue that Russia should not be readmitted to FIFA competitions until it enters peace negotiations with Ukraine, ceases fire and agrees…
