All Fashion articles – Page 21
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NewsReserved-owner LPP sees profits jump
Poland’s biggest fashion retailer, LPP has posted a strong uplift in profits for its first quarter.
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NewsPrimark confirms opening of first standalone home store in England
Value fashion giant Primark has confirmed plans to open its debut standalone home store in Great Britain this summer.
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NewsCrew Clothing steps into new product category
Fashion retailer Crew Clothing has unveiled a new collection as it expands into a new product category.
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NewsZara owner Inditex sales rise again as collections prove hit with shoppers
Zara owner Inditex has hailed its “solid operational performance” as sales and profits during the first quarter rose amid its ongoing expansion.
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InterviewQ&A: Sustainable fashion retailer AYM’s founder Alie Mackintosh
As her business anticipates reaching £10m turnover this year, Retail Week sits down with AYM founder Alie Mackintosh as she tells us why patient, principled growth has been more valuable than taking shortcuts.
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NewsM&S resumes online trading following cyber attack
Marks & Spencer has started trading online again after weeks of disruption since it was hacked by cybercriminals.
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NewsUK retail sales slow as consumers put the brakes on discretionary spending
UK retail spending growth slowed to a crawl in May casting doubt on the strength of consumer resilience heading into the summer.
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NewsMatalan to invest £25m in new stores and refurbishments
Matalan is to invest more than £25m in upgrading its store estate as part of its transformation strategy.
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NewsRiver Island stores at risk as it draws up rescue plan
Advisers from PwC have been brought in to help devise a rescue plan for River Island, it has been reported.
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AnalysisHow JD Sports is leading from the front as it opens its biggest store in the world
In an exclusive tour of the biggest JD Sports store in the world, chief executive Régis Schultz talks to Retail Week about being a market leader, its global growth journey and staying one step ahead
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NewsAnthropologie to open second Scottish store
Anthropologie is to open a new store in Glasgow, its second location in Scotland.
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NewsDr Martens pledges return to growth despite profit and sales slump
Dr Martens has upped its profit guidance for FY26 after it “brought stability back” to the business despite profits and sales continuing to fall in the full year.
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NewsNobody’s Child takes ‘natural next step’ as it launches new product category
Fashion retailer Nobody’s Child has unveiled a new product category amid its ongoing expansion.
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NewsTopshop confirms permanent brick-and-mortar presence
Topshop has confirmed that the fashion brand will launch permanent standalone shops and return to a brick-and-mortar presence, according to reports.
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NewsNorth Face and Cartier report stolen customer data in cyber attacks
Fashion brand The North Face and luxury jewellery retailer Cartier have said customer data has been stolen in recent cyber attacks.
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GalleryAldo opens doors to new flagship on Oxford Street
Footwear specialist Aldo has opened the doors to a new flagship store on London’s Oxford Street.
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Opinion‘Skims’ arrival will be a footfall driver for both domestic and international shoppers’
As Kim Kardashian’s Skims prepares to open its first London store next year, The Crown Estate retail leasing director says the debut epitomises how Regent Street plays a part in energising growth in the West End and beyond
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NewsFamous London street bolsters retail offering with five new openings
Five fashion and beauty retailers are opening on a famous London street this summer, boosting the area’s retail offering.
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InterviewQ&A: Tala CEO Morgan Fowles on Carnaby Street, obsessing over quality and expansion
Tala chief executive Morgan Fowles spoke to Retail Week about the significance of Tala’s debut store opening, its position in the market and staying competitive in a challenging athleisure and activewear market.
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NewsBurberry boss paid over £2m despite company-wide job cuts
The boss of Burberry, Joshua Schulman, is reported to have received £2.6m in the first nine months in his role, despite the group announcing job cuts.