Flash News

Alexander McQueen presents its Spring-Summer 25 Pre-Collection with a shoot in the Hatfield House, Hatfield Park, England.

Maison Kitsune and Oppo come together to release a collection of sleek phone cases for the Oppo Find X8 model.

Whoopi Goldberg becomes the face of the Fall-Winter 2024 Campaign of the brand Ami, featuring sleek and modern suits.

Trussardi has unveiled its first collection following the acquisition by Miroglio, marking the start of the fall 2025 season.

Furla, in partnership with Al Futtaim Real Estate, launches its first retail outlet in Egypt at Cairo Festival City Mall.

Bench. is releasing each look of the Autumn-Winter 2024 collection directly through its website and social media pages.

Ed Hardy partners with Ken Carson for a bold limited-edition collection of apparel which will be debuted at ComplexCon in Las Vegas.

Shoppers Stop has launched boutiques Bobby Brown and Jo Malone in addition to its beauty division at the DLF Promenade Mall in Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.

Richard Mille collaborates with Rafael Nadal again to launch the brand new RM 27-05 Flying Tourbillon. This piece is the 11th addition to their collaboration.

New Yorker has released a new collection of intimate wear in the name of 'Censored,' showcasing bras and briefs.

Betsey Johnson collaborates with Elton John to present the highly-curated Elton John AIDS Foundation collection where $1 from each product bought from it goes to non-profits that support AIDS-free future and end LGBTQ+ stigma.

Assos sues the e-tailer ASOS in the courts of the UK. The claims and exact grounds of the lawsuit have not been revealed.

Capri Holdings, the owner of Versace, has reported a 16,4% slump, to $1,08 billion, in the revenue of its second quarter of 2025.

Neutrogena has signed a multiple-year partnership agreement with Dr. Muneeb Shah, the most followed dermatologist on social media platforms, and Dr. Dhaval Bhanusali, a famous skincare formulator.

Ray-Ban, in collaboration with Meta, has set up a pop-up dedicated to its glasses at the Connect 2024 event in Los Angeles.

After the closure of its store at 176 Spring Street in 2023 after 14 years, Stussy is set to reveal a new flagship in New York at 50 Prince Street.