Founded in 1953, the bridal brand Morilee has become known for gowns catering to a wide range of bridal styles. Over the years, the brand has expanded its global presence, now selling through more than 2,500 retail partners.

Through the company's 3-year-old ReBird by Arc'teryx program, which includes ReCare, ReGear and ReCut initiatives, Arc'teryx encourages proper maintenance, resells pre-owned items and upcycles leftover materials, respectively. While the company currently offers repairs for free, its pre-owned and recycled products are becoming revenue drivers.

This week, a check-in on Roberto Cavalli, which had its heyday in the ‘90s. Plus, a new members-only app aims to give off-price luxury shopping a refresh, and new data shows new interest in London Fashion Week Men's.

Champion's new collaboration with 19-year-old Fran Hennessy aligns with the company's goal of supporting and amplifying the voices of rising sports stars, with a focus on Gen Z athletes. The boxing champion, who is one of the most promising U.K. talents in the sport, is preparing for the biggest fight...

This week, a look at highlights from Shoptalk Europe, where the main topic of conversation was the adoption of AI and personalization strategies by major fashion retailers, and the trend of brands evolving into entertainment companies. The event, which concluded on Wednesday, was a hub of insights and innovations from...

Kiko Milano has undergone a significant transformation over the last three years. Along with adapting to changing consumer behaviors and expanding its global footprint, it's changed its name from Kiko Cosmetics Milano to Kiko Milano. 

To mark its 15-year anniversary, the Global Fashion Summit, held in Copenhagen from May 21-23, showcased ambitious themes and launched new initiatives. However, beneath the surface of its celebratory veneer, the Summit highlighted critical gaps in the fashion industry's journey toward sustainability and inclusivity. This year's theme, "Unlocking the Next...

Last week, the fashion industry saw significant developments, including the closure of The Vampire’s Wife due to challenging economic conditions. This follows the struggles of other U.K. brands including Ted Baker.

In the ever-evolving world of athleticwear, inclusivity and cultural sensitivity are becoming paramount for brands. British athleisure brand Gymshark has taken a significant step toward inclusivity by introducing a hijab into its athleticwear line for $30, available globally.