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The Los Angeles-based label, distributed in some 300 to 450 specialty stores, will present its collection in Paris for the first time, between September 28 and October 6, according to FashionUnited UK.
The American activewear brand has entrusted its marketing leadership to Carey Collins Krug, who is leaving her post as chief marketing officer of Abercrombie & Fitch. She is due to take up the role on 5 October 2026.
The Swedish womenswear ready-to-wear brand will install its third standalone store at Kämp Galleria, in central Helsinki, after Stockholm and Amsterdam, according to FashionUnited UK.
The Bordeaux commercial court ordered the opening of a court-ordered receivership procedure for Tudigo in early August, a company weakened by the sharp slowdown in the crowdfunding sector.
Shazmeen Malik, director of partner brands and marketplace at Asos, is reportedly stepping down from her role on 31 August, according to Drapers. Her departure is part of a series of changes at the top of the online retailer, amid an ongoing turnaround strategy.
From August 12 to September 6, the New York hotel and the French brand are renewing their partnership around an afternoon tea, a pop-up and tennis-themed installations, according to a press release.
The Swedish sportswear and lingerie group saw its operating result rise 30.9% in the first half, to SEK 58.6 million, while net sales fell 1.4% over the period, according to figures reported by FashionUnited France.
Finland's Spinnova has reportedly filed confidentially with the SEC to raise at least $15 million, as its fashion partnerships have yet to generate significant sales.
The Barcelona-based footwear and accessories brand is opening a section dedicated to men on its website, after a 32% increase in revenue for fiscal year 2025, to 45 million euros.
The French retailer is planning three new openings between August and September, with the creation of more than 40 jobs announced, bringing its Catalan network to 30 stores.
The Chinese e-commerce giant saw its sales decline in the second quarter for the first time since 2014, triggering a drop in its shares, even as its profitability improved and it pursues a takeover of German group Ceconomy.
The Chinese e-commerce giant saw its operating result and net profit grow markedly for the period ended 30 June 2026, while its revenue fell over the same period, according to Drapers.
Acquired by Next in January following its administration, Russell & Bromley would reopen a store at Westgate Oxford on 3 September, according to Retail Gazette. A step that would mark the brand's return to the high street.