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Vivienne Westwood has joined forces with Ai Yazawa’s NANA manga to launch a limited-edition cover for the series' 25th anniversary.

Rare Beauty and Béis partner to drop a 3-piece limited-edition collection of travel makeup sets.

Jil Sander and Moncler have collaborated for the first time to release a collection of clothing and accessories that reflects the quiet elegance.

Zara has opened its first standalone retail boutique, entirely dedicated to menswear, in the US at the South Coast Plaza shopping centre, Costa Mesa, California.

After a successful renovation, Massimo Dutti has returned to Albi Mall, Kosovo, with a new shopping concept design for its women's and men's collections.

Following the new scandal of selling child-like sex dolls, France states that Shein will be suspended from any access to its market.

Tiffany & Co. becomes the first label to partner with Netflix to showcase its jewellery collection in the new Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein film.

Breitling has planned to launch its two new sister brands, Gallet and Universal Genève, under “House of Brands.”

After closing all 31 branches across the country, Ted Baker has shut down its Swindon Designer Outlet for the second time.

Ami opens its first flagship store in Belgium at 5 Place du Grand Sablon, Brussels, covering 190 sq. m.

La Roche-Posay is making an entrance into the Indian market through the e-commerce platform, Nykaa.

Chanel has named Katie Welch, Chief Marketing Officer at Rare Beauty, as its new Head of Brand and Communications in the US.

Richard Mille has signed the official partnership agreement with Retromobile New York, with the inaugural American edition to be held at the Javits Convention Center in Manhattan, New York, from the 19th to the 22nd of November 2...

G-Star Raw and JDM Swiss Group have collaborated to introduce a global watch and jewellery line.

Workers staged a protest in front of the Patrizia Pepe boutique in Florence, Italy, demanding to participate in a regional negotiation regarding not settling their salaries for two months.

Converse is collaborating with Coca-Cola to launch the revised version of limited-edition Chuck 70 sneakers in four colourways, each influenced by a different Coca-Cola flavour.