All Fashion articles – Page 864
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New Look heir killed in car crash
Andrew Singh, heir to the New Look clothing fortune, has been killed in a car crash in London.
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Strong first half for N Brown
Home shopping group N Brown has delivered strong first-half results, with like-for-like sales up 10.6 per cent.
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Kurt Geiger set to enter Middle East
Luxury shoe retailer Kurt Geiger is to open 30 stores across the Middle East as part of its ongoing international onslaught.
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Abercrombie outlines European expansion plans
US fashion group Abercrombie & Fitch has revealed European expansion plans for its stablemate young fashion brand Hollister.
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Elvi overhauls brand to push fashion focus
Plus-size fashion retailer Elvi has embarked on an ambitious roll-out of its new fascia to all its stores and concessions as part of its brand overhaul.
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Dolcis to unveil new-look store at Scottish centre
Retail entrepreneur John Kinnaird is to unveil a new-look store for his Dolcis footwear brand at the end of this month.
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Asos sales soar again
Fashion e-tailer Asos is likely to make profits of 8 million by March 2009 as sales rocket, Lisa Berwin writes.
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Primark targets Germany in plan to take on Europe
Value fashion giant sets sights on 40bn German fashion market
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Bhs to be debt free as Green revives profits
Billionaire Sir Philip Green’s Bhs chain will be debt free by Christmas and the tycoon insisted it is not for sale.
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JJB to test new-look store as it sets overhaul strategy in motion
Sports retailer JJB Sports is to trial a new-format store in November, as part of chief executive Chris Ronnie’s reinvigoration plan.
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JJB could have a sporting chance
Sales down, profits more than halved –there seemed little to cheer in JJB Sports’ interims last week. But the retailer’s share price ticked up as analysts responded enthusiastically to the update.
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Liberating luxury at Liberty
Loss-making department store Liberty has, in the past, lacked a certain je ne sais quois.
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Autumn is here
The leaves are beginning to turn and with them the fortunes of fashion retailers.
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American Apparel signs two as it bolsters London footing
US casual clothing retailer American Apparel is to increase its presence in London with two West End signings.
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Marks and Spencer ticks green boxes with energy-slashing eco store
Marks and Spencer welcomed shoppers to its first eco store in Bournemouth yesterday. The retailer expects the 51,000 sq ft retro fitted shop to use 25 per cent less energy and have a carbon footprint 92 per cent lower than a conventional branch of the same size.
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AnalysisThe great outdoors
Fat Face has pioneered a new look at its Princesshay store in Exeter, targeting the Southwest’s outdoor pursuit fans. John Ryan heads for the hills to take a closer look
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Lambert Howarth falls into administration
Footwear, accessories and homewares supplier Lambert Howarth has gone into administration, resulting in the loss of 72 jobs.
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Ted Baker posts robust interims
Ted Baker has posted strong interim results led by its retail division.
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Goldsmiths watch sales set to drive record profits
Jeweller Goldsmiths has forecast record profits this year on the back of booming sales, especially of watches.
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New face of Topshop unveiled
Model Chloe Hayward has been chosen as the new face of Topshop’s winter collection.