​Luxe lingerie brand Coco de Mer has unveiled a new seasonal campaign with high-profile star Helena Christensen fronting the creative. 

U.S. second-hand startup Gently announced on Monday it has successfully raised $2 million, in a pre-seed funding round composed of more than 20 angel investors and venture capitalists. ​

American retailer Anthropologie launched on Monday a multi-faceted campaign in celebration of its 30th anniversary. 

From September 30 to October 3, coinciding with Paris Fashion Week, the Première Classe fashion accessory show will take place in the Tuileries Gardens in Paris along with 350 brands. 

On Saturday October 1, the French Footwear Federation will inaugurate its first 'French Edit' pop-up store at Chelsea Market in New York. Six shoe brands will present their collections to the public during 4 weeks.

Walmart announced on Monday the launch of two new immersive experiences in the metaverse platform, Roblox. 

Amazon.com Inc on Sunday announced an expected sale for its loyalty-club shoppers, an event like its Prime Day that aims to boost holiday revenue and appeal to cost-conscious buyers facing economic turbulence.

Macy's Inc said on Monday it plans to hire more than 41,000 full- and part-time workers ahead of the upcoming holiday shopping season.

Before passing the baton to Paris, Milan Fashion Week unveiled three unique and interesting summer collections including Ferrari, Italian brand Ilenia Durazzi and English label Matty Bovan.

The two designers presented a promising first collection. Filippo Grazioli brings a touch of freshness to Missoni, while Rhuigi Villaseñor writes a new chapter at Bally.

Riccardo Tisci took Burberry to the beach on Monday, in a show the house rescheduled due to the monarch’s recent passing.

Leather and luxury goods producer Pittards said Monday it has maintained positive trading momentum for the six months to 30 June. That means continued growth in revenue and profitability and a stable order book.

​Boohoo has reportedly cancelled and postponed orders that were due from a number of suppliers as sales continue to be affected by consumer caution and rising prices due to soaring supply chain costs. 

​The UK retail euphoria around news that VAT-free shopping for tourists is returning and will include EU visitors has been tempered by suggestions it won’t happen until 2024. But retail is pushing for an earlier date.

​Upscale hosiery and intimates specialist Wolford has said that its latest half year “met sales expectations” but that “conditions remain difficult, both geopolitically and economically”.

​Frasers Group had an update on its offer to buy MySale on Monday with some shareholders accepting its offer, despite the board having rebuffed it.