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London fashion week to go online-only as lockdown endures
Womenswear and menswear shows to be merged for event featuring digital showrooms
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ReBurberry Edit: Burberry unveils pistachio-coloured sustainability labels
Two thirds of Burberry products currently bear more than one positive attribute, with a goal for all products by 2022. The high-end brand is inviting customers to learn more about the sustainable credentials of the products through this new labelling programme. As part of its product sustainability programmes, British luxury brand Burberry…
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Nike is once again the most valuable apparel brand. Rolex retains crown as world’s strongest
Despite the havoc that COVID-19 is undoubtedly going to wreak on the sector in the coming year, agile brands are likely to fare much better than their inflexible counterparts. With new consumer behaviour habits likely to be borne out of the pandemic, brands will look towards greater innovation in their e-commerce businesses…
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Three Reasons To Own Luxury Cardigans
Style… It’s important, am I right? Whether you are headed to work, going on a date, or meeting with your friends for drinks, you always strive to look your best. I am pretty sure that you like to look your best even when you are at home. Why else would you care what your…
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Club Tropicana, Vanity Fair and Hollywood makeovers: the best podcasts for fashion fans
With many of us stuck indoors, you may have time to learn about the feminist art inspiring Dior, what it’s like working with Kanye West and how to keep a houseplant alive
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Givenchy announced the end of Clare Waight Keller’s creative leadership
Givenchy and British stylist Clare Waight Keller end their creative collaboration The House of Givenchy and Clare Waight Keller announced the end of their collaboration. After three years at the helm of the French luxury house, British fashion designer Clare Waight Keller is looking towards new creative challenges. “I want to warmly…