Following Thursday’s announcement, industry insiders weigh in on what to expect from Anderson’s tenure at Dior Men, from ...

In Europe, sales were up 4.3 per cent with growth driven by Spain, Portugal, Italy and the UK and Ireland. Sales grew 7.9 per ...

Now, the brand is changing strategy: it has tapped Duran Lantink as creative director to lead both couture and ready-to-wear, ...

At the the brand’s Autumn 2025 runway show, devoted to the Ralph Lauren woman, CEO Patrice Louvet discussed opportunities for ...

The charismatic designer will succeed Kim Jones, the house confirmed on Thursday, ending months of intense speculation.

Monse’s Blue Origin space catsuits have prompted a conversation about just how far the industry will follow its consumer base ...

The French luxury house announced price increases in the US on 1 May to offset the impact of the new 10 per cent import ...

There was a lot on the agenda for LVMH’s annual general meeting (AGM), held at the Carrousel du Louvre on Thursday, even ...

This article is part of the Future of Appearance, a collection of articles that investigates what we will look like in 20 years. Invisible plastic surgery, miracle weight loss drugs and age reversal ...

Sales in the Americas fell in the quarter amid an unsteady luxury environment, as execs warned of ongoing concerns in the ...

The UK has a rich fashion manufacturing heritage, but the industry stands at a crossroads — it can either adapt to the new, tariff-accelerated era of localisation and thrive, or settle for decline.

British womenswear brand Nobody’s Child has introduced DPPs to its denim offer and will roll them out to the full range this autumn. CEO Jody Plows shares the learnings.