Accessories have been a growing brand focus on runways and in earning calls over the last year, and the London catwalks built on the trend. Designers including Simone Rocha and David Koma expanded their accessories offerings for fall 2024.
With its Diffuse Sweat headband set to launch in the U.S. this month, 12-year-old British fitness brand Gymshark brought insights from its diverse team and their experiences into product development. The product launched in the U.K. and the E.U. on February 15, followed by the U.S. on February 19.
On Friday, Syky — the digital fashion collective run by Alice Delahunt, formerly the chief digital officer at Ralph Lauren — is returning to London Fashion Week for its second season of hosting the “World Collide” event showcasing phygital design. This season, the event will host its first public sale of...
Ahead of their runway show on Saturday night, which will be held in collaboration with the Guildhall School of Music in London, designer Patrick McDowell sat down with Glossy for a London Fashion Week edition of the Glosst Podcast.
Hillary Taymour, the designer behind 15-year-old Collina Strada, has previously been outspoken about the high costs of runway shows. And, as she tells it, NYFW isn't a suitable marketing tool for every brand.
This year's halftime show featured Usher wearing designs by Ib Kamara’s Off-White, among other popular fashion brands, but it wasn't the event's only fashion moment.
Boss is featuring model Gisele Bündchen and actor Lee Minho as 20-meter-high holograms projected in London's Potters Fields Park, beside Tower Bridge. The activation, which is running from Wednesday evening until Thursday morning, is meant to promote the brand's spring-summer 2024 collection and announce model Gisele Bündchen as a Boss...
“Currently, depending on which brand it is, the return rates [for LVMH brands] are typically between 20-30%,” said Anders Lange, LVMH in-house Committee member, who guides the strategic retail direction for Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Givenchy and Sephora, among others. “And for every return on that, there's 14-15% return fraud."
After shuttering his namesake brand last year due to structural issues caused by the pandemic, according to the designer, Zachary Prell is back with a new luxury menswear brand celebrating the Lower East Side.