Moncler has marked the 10th anniversary of its presence in Rome with the expansion of its boutique in Piazza di Spagna.
Scotch & Soda has announced a partnership with TIPA, a company that creates compostable and biodegradable packaging solutions.
Valentino has switched eyewear partners in a deal with Akoni Group for the design, manufacture and worldwide distribution of its eyewear after previously working with Luxottica in a partnership that has ended early.
Following a challenging year, Deloitte’s latest Global Powers of Luxury Goods report shows that the revenues generated by the world’s top 100 luxury companies dropped from $281 billion in 2019 to $252 billion in 2020.
Canadian luxury outerwear brand Moose Knuckles is continuing its retail expansion with new stores and pop-up locations in key markets across North America.
Thailand’s Central Group has denied it’s in talks to buy Selfridges after it was reported globally that the firm will buy the business perhaps as soon as this month.
Joseph Altuzarra introduced on Thursday a new "genderful" brand, dubbed 'Altu', that aims to reimagine and challenge traditional notions of dress.
Amsterdam-based lifestyle fashion brand Scotch & Soda is teaming up with New York artist Edward Granger for the launch of a mural installation and two limited-edition t-shirts.
The Bolingbrook, Illinois-based cosmetics retailer revealed on Thursday that its net sales for the third quarter totaled $2.0 billion, up 28.6% from $1.6 billion in the same period in the previous year.
Zegna may have just celebrated its 110th anniversary, but this is one brand that keeps on evolving. On Friday, the Italian marque will launch a new collection, Zegna Outdoor Capsule, and also unveils a brand new logo.
Canada Goose has teamed up with Boston-based streetwear brand Concepts and renowned Japanese fashion brand Bathing Ape (Bape) to introduce an all-new, winter-inspired collection.
The luxury resale marketplace announced on Thursday that gross merchandise value on its platform totaled approximately $146 million in November, with growth driven by shopping holidays such as Black Friday.
Originally associated with Britain's aristocracy and gentlemen farmers, the textile is now being made a key element in the collections of major brands, including Chanel, Dior, Yves Saint Laurent and Hermes.
Elle magazine announced on Thursday it will stop using fur in all its editorial and advertising content worldwide, becoming the first major publication to do so.
Faced with the climate emergency, garment repair and alteration are emerging as essential alternatives for the fashion industry, which is gradually embracing and even modernizing them.
