
London’s Oxford Street has launched a second sustainability awareness campaign. Actress and activist Amy Jackson is fronting the campaign and there will be a Beyond Now 2022 event to be staged from 22-24 April.
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London’s Oxford Street has launched a second sustainability awareness campaign. Actress and activist Amy Jackson is fronting the campaign and there will be a Beyond Now 2022 event to be staged from 22-24 April.
On what should have been a day of celebration — another strong set of trading figures for last year and the launch of a new logo to mark the retailer’s 40th anniversary — Next was also forced to deliver some bad news.
As widely flagged in recent weeks, Gap has returned to Oxford Street in London with a dedicated space having opened Monday in the Next flagship.
Spanish giant Mango has announced a €67 million profit for 2021, tripling its pre-pandemic €21 million earnings as it closed its year “in the best financial situation of the last decade”.
The Gap brand is set to make its physical comeback in the UK next week. The US casualwear label will open a concession at the newly refurbished Next Oxford Street London flagship store on 14 March.
Hugo Boss has issued its final 2021 figures with group sales up 43% to €2.786bn, back to pre-pandemic levels. It was upbeat on the outlook too and said its first new-concept global anchor store opens in London in Q2.
More info has been released from a new Colliers report on central London retail and it shows that as far as space development is concerned, units housing global brands have been less affected by vacancies than others.
There was big news for Manchester’s Trafford Centre mall this week with UK fashion, beauty and home retail giant Next signing a 10-year lease to open an all-new 65,000 sq ft store in November.
Seen by many as downmarket eyesores, Oxford Street’s raft of candy stores in London, alongside tourist shops and phone repair shops, could soon disappear if Westminster Council gets its way.
Investment is continuing to flood into London’s West End to support a major regeneration of the UK capital’s premier shopping district following the pandemic. A new scheme will see £1 billion pumped into the region.