Following the recent announcement of its new brand identity and store opening plan, Dutch brand Scotch & Soda has now opened its biggest store globally in the Dutch city of ‘s‑Hertogenbosch, also known as Den Bosch.
Nordstrom is bringing Dover Street Market to its Space section in New York, Los Angeles and Vancouver, as well as online, in an effort to highlight emerging global designers.
Paul Smith has opened a new pop-up boutique Ibiza, as fashion’s only knight continues his global expansion. The new pop-up is located in Ibiza’s iconic old town, beneath the UNESCO World Heritage-listed fortress.
Digital payments giant Stripe on Tuesday announced the opening of an office in United Arab Emirates financial capital Dubai, its first expansion into the Middle East region.
Prices of some Chinese limited edition sneakers soared among collectors and speculators following calls for local consumers to boycott global brands that have said they don't source products or yarn from Xinjiang.
Swedish fashion giant H&M will close 30 shops in Spain and lay off more than 1,000 staff who are currently on furlough due to the pandemic, the company and a union said Tuesday.
Predictions of poor Easter Weekend retail footfall ahead of the reopening of non-essential retail on 12 April were wide of the mark as activity across all destinations for the latest week increased again, figures show.
As Fenwick prepares to reopen, its CEO has predicted “ a good opening, but a slow recovery as well”. Yet overall, he’s confident it's on the right track and can do well in the changed retail world of the future.
Watchfinder & Co is going genderless. It claims to be the first UK luxury watch retailer to remove all gender labels from its website and stores.
Boohoo is in the spotlight again. This time the online fast-fashion retailer is to investigate why the same items of clothing were sold for different prices across a number of its fashion labels.
The number of UK jobs and stores lost in pandemic-hit retail continues to rise. Since non-essential stores were first forced to close a year ago, almost 190,000 jobs have gone and 15,153 stores have closed, figures show.
The UK government has confirmed that non-essential stores, beauty and hair salons will be able to open as planned in England on April 12. And John Lewis is the first big name to share its reopening plan.
The prospects could be strong for the workout clothing sector once the UK reopens, even if gyms struggle to attract the same level of custom they had pre-pandemic.
Few British fashion boutiques have as much mystique as Browns, the central London emporium which opens April 12 in a swish new location at 39 Brook Street, with an uber-innovative redesign and a sustainable restaurant.
A federal judge on Thursday sided with Nike Inc in ordering a Brooklyn company to temporarily stop further sales of "Satan Shoes" it produced in collaboration with the rapper Lil Nas X.
