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  • Bath & Body Works’ semi-annual sale ‘fell short of our expectations’

    Bath & Body Works’ semi-annual sale ‘fell short of our expectations’

    Identifying problems with store presentation and marketing “is not the first time we’ve seen this as a reasoning for softer demand,” Piper Sandler analysts Korinne Wolfmeyer and Sarah Morin said.


    Next-gen material startups are deprioritising fashion

    Next-gen material startups are deprioritising fashion

    BMW has invested in Natural Fiber Welding, which has partnered with brands including Ralph Lauren and was a recipient of funding provided by a Stella McCartney-backed initiative, and said in 2021 that the startup’s bio-based leather alternative Mirum met its criteria for durability, cost, scalability and environmental impact.


    5 womenswear trend predictions for Spring/Summer 2025

    5 womenswear trend predictions for Spring/Summer 2025

    “For SS25, the groundwork for eschewing cores and micro-trends to favour everyday essentials was already laid at Copenhagen, with longline trench coats, classic blue jeans, crisp shirting and simple T-shirts among the no-fuss products on offer by designers including Mark Kenly Domino Tan and Aiayu,” says Marci.


    Parkas, bucket hats, band tees: Will the Oasis reunion revive Britpop style?

    Parkas, bucket hats, band tees: Will the Oasis reunion revive Britpop style?

    Lomas also notes that “they [Oasis] didn’t even really wear designer (bar the occasional Stone Island or Burberry) and instead offered a laid-back swagger even the top stylists couldn’t replicate — Northern authenticity.” For this reason, luxury brands who attempt to enter the market with no previous connection to it should be wary.


    ‘Not time for parties’: Ukrainian Fashion Week is returning amid the war

    ‘Not time for parties’: Ukrainian Fashion Week is returning amid the war

    Featuring around 50 brands, including internationally renowned names like Ksenia Schnaider and Ruslan Baginskiy, UFW will be centred around the Mystetskyi Arsenal National Art and Culture Museum, where most shows and presentations are due to take place.


    A slowing women’s business is hurting Lululemon’s growth

    A slowing women’s business is hurting Lululemon’s growth

    “But, with less impressive numbers coming through and growth virtually flatlining in overall terms, and declining in on a comparable basis, it is raising a question as to whether Lululemon has finally reached its ceiling in the US and Canada.”


    How Louis-Gabriel Nouchi outfitted the 2024 Paralympics opening ceremony

    How Louis-Gabriel Nouchi outfitted the 2024 Paralympics opening ceremony

    Dressing both the dancers and performers like Christine and the Queens, who sang a reworked version of Edith Piaf’s ‘Non, je ne regrette rien’, meant that Nouchi had to think outside the box and not constrict himself with too-specific themes or concepts.


    The Tokyo Fashion Award celebrates its 10th anniversary

    The Tokyo Fashion Award celebrates its 10th anniversary

    Announced yesterday, the 2025 winners include Hatra, a brand by Keisuke Nagami that uses AI to inform its futuristic clothing, and Tamme, whose designer Tatsuya Tamada previously worked under Chitose Abe at Sacai.


    The Weekly Closeout: Pacsun names CFO, Abercrombie posts ‘record’ Q2 net sales

    The Weekly Closeout: Pacsun names CFO, Abercrombie posts ‘record’ Q2 net sales

    The Build-A-Bear x Hello Kitty and Friends Workshop, which is located at the Westfield Century City mall in Los Angeles, is expected to open in time for the brand’s anniversary in November.


    Walmart to help sellers fulfill orders from third-party e-commerce sites

    Walmart to help sellers fulfill orders from third-party e-commerce sites

    Walmart continues to bolster the suite of supply chain services it offers to third-party sellers with the announcement of its Multichannel Solutions program.


    Why fashion brands are popping up in ‘third places’

    Why fashion brands are popping up in ‘third places’

    According to Yems, due to the neglect and active closure of physical third places, accelerated by Covid, coupled with the ubiquity of social media in our lives, the online world began to occupy the role of third space.


    Fashion or fantasy? AI hallucinations, explained

    Fashion or fantasy? AI hallucinations, explained

    Brands and retailers who use a customer-facing chatbot will want to ground the model in their own accurate, specific data to help mitigate results from outside sources or invented content.