Carvela to enter US with Dillard’s
Carvela, the Kurt Geiger owned mainline footwear brand, is entering the US market via an exclusive partnership with Dillard’s. The London-designed brand will
Fred Perry to open in Camden
Fred Perry has signed up for for a 1,541 sq ft store on Camden High Street, which is due to open next month. The
Giuseppe Zanotti appoints new CEO
Italian luxury footwear label Giuseppe Zanotti has appointed Eugenio Manghi as its new CEO. Manghi replaces Nicola Brandolese who was last week announced
Debenhams unveils new own brand Kley for AW19
Debenhams has launched a new womenswear own brand for AW19 offering “realwear” for women, designed by women. The Kley range comprises “effortless” modern
The Interview: Robert Ettinger, Ettinger
Founded by Gerry Ettinger in 1934 this eponymous, British-made accessorises business is still family owned and proudly celebrating its 85th year. Now run
SS20 key trend: Prints Charming
Print has been on a roll since⦠well, I canât remember when. This century has certainly been a print-focused one so far as
Mary Quant honoured with Blue Plaque on the King’s Road
Fashion design legend Dame Mary Quant has been honoured with a Blue Plaque to mark the original site of her trailblazing fashion boutique
The Interview: Henry Holland, founder, House of Holland
Henry Holland and his House of Holland label burst on to the fashion scene in the mid 2000s with its bold, slogan T-shirts
Demna Gvasalia exiting Vetements
Demna Gvasalia the Georgian designer credited with spearheading the elevated streetwear revolution is stepping down from Vetements, the label he co-founded in 2014
SS20 trend to go: the do-everything dress
There have been so many column inches written in the past few months about that Zara dress. You know the one – costs less than
London Fashion Week chief: creativity will get fashion through Brexit
British Fashion Council (BFC) CEO Caroline Rush said the fashion industry’s creativity will help it to navigate the uncertainty of Brexit at the
NYFW: Trend flash, print power at Coach
The Coach 1941 collection was noteworthy on multiple fronts, especially as it marked a move by Stuart Vevers away from his usual Western-boho