The French premium lingerie brand, which has been in receivership since January, has been placed in the hands of Asian industrialist Mirae and its French partner GC Consult, owned by Guy Chifflot.
Creativity and international focus characterize the next men's show, scheduled to take place in Florence from June 11 to 14, with stars Marine Serre and Paul Smith, and a new project dedicated to Chinese designers.
Asics has also entered the field of footwear recycling by launching the Nimbus Mirai running model, a product designed for closed-loop recycling.
The companies that now have Royal Warrants following the change of monarch have been published with Burberry, Barbour and Gieves & Hawkes making the grade in the select group that have the royal seal of approval.
Tapping the media buzz sparked by the Cannes Film Festival, scheduled on May 14-25 and attracting celebrities from all over the world, many luxury labels are opening temporary and permanent stores on the Croisette.
By 2023, 40% of luxury shops will have opened in Paris, London, Rome and Milan, confirming the rise in demand from fashion labels for the most prestigious locations, according to a report by Cushman & Wakefield.
Sephora, the official partner of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Torch Relays, has set up pop-up displays, in-store events and beauty treatments for the medallists.
Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. is reaching out to potential buyers of the £7 billion ($8.8 billion) Boots drugstore chain in the UK, according to people familiar with the matter.
Italian label MSGM is planning to go back to its roots next month as it celebrates its 15th year in business. It’s taking the opportunity of Milan Fashion Week Men’s to offer up a co-ed collection combo.
Running until June 25 at Rothmans' Union Square store location, the pop-up highlights Y.Chroma’s European-made products.
The collaboration introduces a capsule collection dubbed 'Lulus Loves: Levi’s', featuring a curated selection of denim styles for women.
U.S. fashion brand Tory Burch announced on Monday three new appointments to its leadership team, including the recruitment of Christophe de Pous to the role of president of North America.
