An investigation has found that workers at a Bangladeshi factory used by UK retailers including Tesco, Marks & Spencer and Mothercare, as well as the Spice Girls, faced long working hours, low pay and abuse.
Grace Wales Bonner, one of London Fashion Week’s rising stars, is holding a multidisciplinary exhibition taking place at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery until 16 February.
Dutch mail, parcel and e-commerce company PostNL announced today that items to be returned can now be handed directly to PostNL staff during their regular delivery rounds, improving convenience for customers.
With What’s Up, Paris trade show Who's Next, which ended on Monday, featured urban apparel and accessories for the first time, showcasing an eclectic range of ready-to-wear and shoe brands.
Net-A-Porter is continuing its softly-softly move into kidswear with its latest initiative targeting the youngest consumers. After its three earlier pop-ups, comes its first multibrand kidswear collective.
Johnson & Johnson on Tuesday forecast 2019 sales that fell short of analysts’ estimates as the healthcare conglomerate faces increasing competition for some of its older drugs.
Chanel has confirmed in an official statement that its legendary designer Karl Lagerfeld is not quite well, after the German couturier failed to show up to either of its haute couture shows in Paris Tuesday morning.
FashionNetwork.com can reveal the first details about the show organiser’s new sportswear industry event, which will be held in conjunction with The Materials Show in Portland, Oregon.
The French sportswear retailer has received planning permission for its first Irish store, and announced plans to open up to nine outlets across the country over the next few years.
Dutch footwear retailer Leemans Schoenen has filed for bankruptcy. The 124-year old family business, which operates 20 stores and an online store, will remain open while the retailer explores a relaunch.
The Milanese fashion label has hired the former head of communication for the Aeffe group to manage its brand image and public relations.
The Dutch designer, inspired by celestial cartography, created a collection of sculptural clothes, morphing women into clouds, flowers and birds in a striking show.
Net-A-Porter and Mr Porter continue to improve their personal shopping service for their highest-spending customers with the launch of an invitation-only, try-before-you-buy service.
Sourcing giant Li & Fung is ramping up its digitalisation drive with the appointment of a new digital executive, Darren Palfrey.
As Paris was submerged by snow, Chanel took a voyage to a sunny Mediterranean setting for its latest haute couture show, where to great surprise, Karl Lagerfeld, for the first time in living memory, did not take a bow.
