All Fashion articles – Page 18
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NewsBurberry sees ‘uptick in brand desirability’ but says turnaround is still in early stages
Burberry has seen sales improve and reports more people are coveting the brand, but says it’s still in the early stages of its transformation.
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AnalysisIs the UK on the cusp of a ‘vibecession’?
With inflation climbing, job markets softening and consumer spending cooling despite soaring temperatures, is the UK in a summer ‘vibecession’?
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NewsBrazilian brand Farm Rio opens new pop-up boutique at Bicester Village
Brazilian fashion and lifestyle brand Farm Rio has opened a new pop-up boutique at Bicester Village, in Oxfordshire.
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NewsConsumers to spend big during women’s Euro quarterfinals
Brits are expected to splurge in retail stores as football fever takes over and England’s women gear up to play Sweden in the Euro 2025 quarterfinals.
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NewsMango sales surge despite ‘uncertain macroeconomic and geopolitical environment’
Mango has reported surging sales in the first half of the financial year, despite what boss Toni Ruiz described as the continuingly “uncertain sectorial, macroeconomic and geopolitical environment”.
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NewsFrasers Group profits rise but Budget costs pose challenge
Frasers Group has reported an increase in annual profits but earnings in the new financial year may be slightly different as the retailer confronts extra costs.
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NewsAesop and Whistles stores resort to locked doors to tackle retail crime
Aesop and Whistles stores resort to locked doors to tackle retail crime.
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NewsOliver Bonas to open its first ever outlet store
Oliver Bonas is opening its first outlet store at one of the UK’s most popular retail destinations.
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NewsSosandar: M&S cyber-attack blackout cost us £800,000 in lost sales
The cyber-attack on Marks & Spencer and subsequent ecommerce website blackout cost fashion partner Sosandar £800,000 in revenue.
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NewsMarks & Spencer strikes first international fashion wholesale deal
Marks & Spencer is to sell its clothing in Australia after striking a deal with one of the country’s department store businesses.
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NewsLouis Vuitton becomes latest retailer hit by cyber attack
Luxury retailer Louis Vuitton has revealed it has been targeted by a cyber attack.
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FeaturePull the lever: where are smart retailers finding fresh growth?
From opening new customer segments and sales channels, to expanding overseas and diversifying their offers, Retail Week explores the ways retailers are getting back into growth and highlights some of the biggest success stories so far.
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NewsPrimark chief customer officer departs as successor named
Fashion giant Primark’s chief customer officer Michelle McEttrick is leaving the business and a successor has been named.
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NewsMulberry raises £20m from major shareholders as sales and profits fall
Luxury fashion brand Mulberry has raised £20m from its largest shareholders amid ongoing transformation strategy after full-year sales and profits tumbled.
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NewsDr Martens holds firm on guidance despite ‘challenging’ UK market
Ahead of its annual general meeting, footwear retailer Dr Martens said it is trading “in line with expectations” so far during this financial year and confirmed that all guidance for the 2026 financial year remains unchanged.
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NewsArrests made over M&S and Co-op cyber attacks
The police have arrested four people in connection with the hacking of Marks & Spencer, the Co-op and Harrods.
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AnalysisHow Gen Z is influencing shop fit-outs and the future of retail
As Gen Z become increasingly important for retailers and brands alike to win over, Retail Week explores the influence of this generation on stores and the shopping experience of the future.
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NewsSecret Sales acquires new brands to accelerate European growth
Off-price fashion and beauty marketplace Secret Sales has acquired two Dutch brands as it aims to expand its presence across Europe, Retail Week can reveal.
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NewsClarks unveils lowest prices in a decade as part of back-to-school campaign
Footwear specialist Clarks has unveiled its lowest prices in a decade as part of its 2025 back-to-school range.
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NewsShein puts pressure on UK as it files for IPO in Hong Kong
Shein has reportedly filed for an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong as it puts pressure on UK regulators to approve its London listing.