After the “Big Four” fashion marathon, Amazon Fashion Week Tokyo 2019 S/S will kick off Monday with 51 brands, including 20 first-time participants and 10 foreign brands, showcasing their latest collections.
Twinset Milano is launching its Girl label in the UK, several months after it opened its first stores for its main womenswear label.
Belgium’s I.Ma.Gi.N. Jewels will be making its Dutch debut. In late November, the brand plans to land at Runstraat, which is located in Amsterdam’s 9 Straatjes shopping district.
Weekday has announced a campaign and clothing collection designed to promote peace and solving conflicts without violence in a new collaboration Non-Violence Project, a non-profit organization.
The commission tasked with deciding the minimum wage for workers in the textile, garment and footwear sector recently agreed to raise the minimum wage to $182 starting January.
Fashion institute Istituto Marangoni in Milan recently appointed Italian fashion journalist Anna Dello Russo its new brand ambassador and scientific director.
The Nepalese-American fashion designer recruited a cast of Asian models for the new campaign, which he unveiled on Instagram this week, calling it "A love letter to our home, the East."
Eight Dutch institutional investors, with combined assets of €725 billion, have launched the Platform Living Wage Financials initiative campaigning for fair wages in the textile sector in the developing world.
The show organiser has taken full control of FieraDigitale, which runs its e-Pitti virtual show, and is keen to multiply its digital initiatives, focusing also on the e-P Summit forum.
The U.S. outdoors and sportswear company has opened its debut store in Paris, as it continues to focus on its franchised retail network in France.
Denim trade show Kingpins will be kicking off its next edition with a transformers summit on 23 October, followed by the Kingpins Amsterdam show on 24 and 25 October, highlighting the latest denim innovations.
Fast Retailing, owner of Japan’s popular clothing chain Uniqlo, booked a record annual profit and forecast even stronger results in the current year, helped by growth in Asia and a recovery at its US stores.
Times are tough and they certainly seem to be so for Swedish retailer Kappahl. The company's full-year results presentation was headlined “a challenging year”, so you knew the news wasn’t going to be good.
The Hearst magazine empire has revealed a mass editorial restructuring with over 30 jobs affected. The company also announced the promotion of Jessica Pels to editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan.
Asos is tapping into the voice-activated shopping craze by becoming one of the first fashion retailers in the UK to launch on Google Assistant, it announced on Thursday.