All Fashion articles – Page 17
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NewsM&S grows second-half profits despite cyber chaos
Marks & Spencer says the worst is behind it after a cyber attack caused chaos in stores and froze its online operations, reporting second-half profit growth as it sets out plans for its biggest expansion in years.
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NewsDr Martens hails turnaround strategy as it returns to profit growth
Footwear retailer Dr Martens has returned to profit growth, with chief executive Ije Nwokorie hailing the business’s progress to “a consumer-first operating model”.
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NewsPrimark denies home delivery speculation
Primark has denied media speculation that it is planning to launch a home delivery option after losing out on acquiring Asos’ former Litchfield warehouse.
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NewsShein snaps up US fashion brand Everlane - reports
Shein has agreed to purchase US apparel retailer Everlane from its majority owner L Catterton, according to media reports over the weekend.
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AnalysisTest Drive: New AI-powered virtual try-on fashion platform WNTD
A new AI-powered fashion platform bringing virtual try-on, social feedback, price comparison and AI styling suggestions has launched.
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NewsPrimark introduces sensory-friendly shopping hour
Primark is introducing a sensory-friendly shopping hour in stores across Britain as part of its commitment to create a more accessible shopping experience for customers.
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NewsShoe Zone joins TikTok Shop in social push
Shoe Zone has become the latest retailer to join TikTok Shop under its new social-first marketing approach.
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NewsBurberry returns to profit driven by a strong fourth quarter
Luxury fashion group Burberry has seen a return to full-year profit as the fourth quarter drove strong sales across most markets.
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AnalysisStore tour: Matalan accelerates transformation with latest shop revamp
Matalan’s store refurbishment programme is well underway, with its branch in Milton Keynes one of the latest to undergo a transformation.
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NewsFreemans adds 200 brands to site in marketplace launch
Digital department store Freemans has launched its own marketplace offer to complement its own bought ranges.
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NewsModa in Pelle served winding-up petition over unpaid debts
Troubled footwear retailer Moda in Pelle has been served with a winding-up petition related to unpaid debts following reports that the company was reviewing its financial position, Retail Week has learned.
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NewsFatFace expands European reach under Zalando tie-up
FatFace has expanded its partnership with European ecommerce platform Zalando to launch in an additional 20 markets.
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GalleryKookaï returns to the UK with London Carnaby Street store
Australian womenswear brand Kookaï opened the doors to its new London Carnaby Street store at the weekend.
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NewsBrandAlley explores potential sale of the business
Members-only ecommerce platform BrandAlley is exploring its strategic options, which could result in a sale of the business.
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NewsPaul Smith names new managing director
Paul Smith has appointed former Fortnum & Mason director Zia Zareem-Slade as its new managing director.
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NewsM&S acquires ex-Asos warehouse for £67.5m
M&S has acquired Asos’ former Lichfield distribution centre for £67.5m to accelerate the ongoing transformation of its fashion, beauty and home business.
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NewsShoe Zone cuts profit forecast following fallout from Middle East tensions
Shoe Zone has posted a first half loss and abandoned its profit target, blaming weak consumer confidence, rising shipping costs and the fallout from Middle East tensions.
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AnalysisVirtual try-on: Gimmick or soon to solve the industry’s returns problem?
Virtual try-on and augmented reality (AR) are not new innovations, yet more brands and retailers are investing in this space. Fashion powerhouse Zara is one of them.
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NewsQuiz stores to trade through May as administrators wind down stock pile
Quiz stores are expected to remain open through the month of May and possibly into June as administrators wind down the fashion retailer’s stock pile, Retail Week understands.
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AnalysisIs fashion underestimating its exposure to the Middle East conflict?
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is creating turbulence across the fashion industry, with Next warning the troubles would cost the business three times more than what it had previously estimated.