Flash News

After filing for bankruptcy, Liberated Brands is selling Roxy, along with Billabong and Quiksilver, and will be closing 120 stores in Canada and the US.

Save the Duck has collaborated with Certilogo, a fashion tech company, and a non-profit organisation Humana People to People Italia to let customers thrift their secondhand garments and donate them.

Promod has restocked its stores with the new 'Spring in Sight' collection of apparel, bags, shoes, and accessories in pastel colourways.

Patrizia Pepe partnered with the London nightclub Cirque Le Soir for its Disco Jungle event as a way to kick off Milan Fashion Week.##

After over 100 years in Downtown Dallas, Neiman Marcus is closing its flagship after an unsuccessful negotiation with the landlord on the new agreement.

Marc Cain organised a special brand pop-up, featuring a curated set of DJs and a preview of the FW25 collection in SoHo during New York Fashion Week.

Montbell has announced the opening of a web store and a brick-and-mortar store in Keswick, UK.

Lucky Brand collaborates with Disney to launch a House of Mouse-inspired collection of clothing, comprising shirts, jackets, hoodies, sweaters, shorts, and pants.

Liviana Conti releases a new collection with designs reinterpreting the flower rose during Milan Fashion Week.

Maje enters India with the opening of its first flagship store at Jio World Drive, Mumbai, by signing a partnership with Reliance Brands Limited (RBL).

Kérastase names Lebanese Jordanian actress Andria Tayeh as its first Middle Eastern ambassador.

intimissimi has inaugurated its first-ever retail store in Saudi Arabia at Panorama Mall in Riyadh.

Kantoor has made its pioneer acquisition by buying Helly Hansen for a sum of $900 million.

IWC has opened a new manufacturing unit in Schaffhausen to get ready to face the growing demand for its pieces.

GOLF WANG has collaborated with Converse to release a fresh version of the One Star CC Slip Pro Pack with three colourways.

Ferrioni has announced an exclusive offer where shoppers can save from 30% to 60% for any purchases.