German sportswear company Puma has the potential to double its sales to more than 10 billion euros ($11.71 billion) in the longer term, Chief Executive Bjorn Gulden was quoted as saying on Monday.
Crew clothing has filed its results for 2020 at Companies House and the figures show that it didn't do too badly last year, despite the impact of the pandemic that devastated many fashion firms and hit its sales hard.
Quiz announced improved full-year results on Wednesday with the 12 months to the end of March seeing a narrower operating loss, despite a sales plunge, and the post-year-end period’s sales improving.
Next reported a strong six-month performance on Wednesday and said that the good news has carried on into its second half, despite issues such as stock shortages.
Seven time Super Bowl Champion and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady announced on Tuesday that he is stepping into fashion with the launch of his namesake apparel brand.
French cosmetics giant L'Oreal dusted off coronavirus fallout and posted Thursday a strong net profit owing to a rebound in all its regional markets as well as product categories.
The high-end outerwear brand is set to launch its first footwear line, including two boot models for men and women.
The ‘Beauty in China’ study by NellyRodi and LuxuryInsight is an in-depth analysis of the Chinese beauty market, providing key insights for understanding its specificities.
UK beauty group Brand Architekts reported its annual results on Tuesday and described it as a period of “consolidation, transition and putting in place the strategic building blocks to achieve the Project 50 goal”.
Fashion e-tail giant ASOS is to invest £14 million in a new Tech Hub in Belfast and create 184 new jobs over the next three years, the company said on Tuesday.
The American cosmetics conglomerate has signed an agreement with the beauty tech solutions provider that will see AR and AI experiences incorporated into the digital marketing toolkits of its brands.
Alter Made has been conceived as a sustainability lab to improve the way Mango works, and is committed to low inventory and proximity production. Led by Alejandra Mur, it forecasts a revenue of €25 million in 3 years.
Busy beauty and personal care products maker Creightons has made its second acquisition in as many months. This time it’s snapped up personal care products maker Brodie & Stone for £4.8 million.
Acquisition-hungry JD Sports Fashion has now moved into beauty. The UK-based sportswear giant has bought a stake in online hair & beauty brand Hairburst, which sells vitamins, shampoos and styling products.
Major Italian luxury e-tailer LuisaViaRoma is targeting an even bigger league following new investment from Roberta Benaglia’s Milan-based equity fund Style Capital.
