In September, the Italian luxury label will launch its first-ever eyeglasses and sunglasses collection, produced in Italy by Oliver Peoples, the Californian brand owned by the Luxottica group.
Watches of Switzerland issued an ambitious strategy update on Thursday and aims to accelerate its growth by strengthening its UK luxury watch leadership, as well as becoming market leader in the US and entering the EU.
Carven’s ex-creative director has launched his own shoes and sunglasses brand with Émilie Faure, a former journalist with Le Figaro. The first collection will be unveiled in October at Paris Fashion Week.
A month after the Italian luxury brand revealed that it was in negotiations with the international perfume manufacturer about a fragrance license, the two companies have signed an agreement.
The digital-first beauty brand announced on Wednesday that it has raised $80 million in a Series E funding round led by Lone Pine Capital, an injection of capital that brings the company’s valuation up to $1.8 billion.
Few management jobs anywhere are more high profile that being CEO of Christian Dior. The brand is a sacred institution in France, and quite probably the most famous French name of all time.
The sale of private equity firm Endless’s stake in Theo Fennell has been completed with the luxury jeweller buying out his financial partner via TF Topco Limited.
Canadian community-based sneaker startup SoleSavy has raised $12.5 million in Series A funding to ultimately help the company grow through investments in technology, product, services and more.
British clothing and food retailer Marks & Spencer is emerging from the Covid-19 crisis as a very different business that will surprise people with its financial performance, Chairman Archie Norman said on Tuesday.
Much-higher-than-expected sales of Clothing proved to be the icing on the cake for Sainsbury’s as the UK supermarket giant served up mostly positive results for its Q1 trading period to 26 June.
A number of big clothing names have taken part in the latest funding round for Infinited Fiber Company with it having raised €30m in new capital from a group include existing investor H&M, plus Bestseller and Adidas.
Ralph & Russo's administrators are suing Tamara Ralph over alleged lavish spending “with no business justification” by the co-founders that they say hurt the firm's survival chances. She has denied the claims.
Sportswear group Intersport International has announced the sale of its sneaker chain The Athlete’s Foot and its 564 stores to Arklyz Group. The group, based in Switzerland, already owns sock supplier Intersocks.
Pants & Socks wants to raise £200,000. So the UK men’s intimates and hosiery online retailer has launched a campaign through crowdfund specialists Seedrs to build on its product offer and beef up its marketing effort.
The potential takeover of Morrisons, the UK supermarket giant that owns the growing Nutmeg clothing brand, has come a step closer with the retailer’s board having recommended a new offer.
