Burberry will be taking its autumn/winter 2020 fashion show directly to the market that’s driving luxury growth at present with plans to show in Shanghai, China on April 23.

Swiss luxury group Richemont had good news and bad for its latest quarter as Fashion & Accessories sales fell, but it saw good growth overall in most of its markets for the wider business.

French leather goods manufacturer Lancaster has unveiled its 2020 spring-summer campaign, which features one of the label's favorite muses, Elsa Hosk.

Soccer star and activist Megan Rapinoe has scored a major fashion campaign for Loewe.

Who’s Next will run from January 17 to 20 at the Porte de Versailles, with the theme 'Mirror Palace', driven by its sustainable space 'Impact', which will return for a second edition. 

Ongoing underperformance at its Australian operations has led to the exit from his group post of Woolworths Holdings’ CEO Ian Moir, the South African company replacing him with an executive from Levi Strauss.

Fashion brands wanting to know how to stage a convincing presentation should have sent an emissary to Alexander McQueen's event this weekend, which was a salutary lesson in combining art, taste and photography.

Miami police might be seriously reconsidering their extensive use of facial recognition technology, but here in Milan, Fendi remains very much in love with high tech.

The turnaround at Jaeger and Austin Reed is continuing with its owner planning to open a new Jaeger flagship store that would also sell Austin Reed, plus heritage brand Viyella.

The Spanish luxury brand has unveiled its Spring Summer 2020 menswear collection, Eye/Loewe Nature, an innovative line of technical garments inspired by the great outdoors. 

High-end e-tail giant Yoox Net-A-Porter has named Nisreen Shocair as its CEO, Middle East. She joins with “extensive global retail and e-commerce expertise, holding senior positions in the UAE and New York”.

Luxury brand Trussardi, owned by investment fund QuattroR since February 2019, has reevaluated its distribution and begun a brand revival with a more coherent and premium offer and new creative collaborations.

Lulu Guinness has named Sandra Mertens-Lustig as CEO, effective from January 13. The company's new top executive is a strategic merchandising specialist with a strong CV built up at a raft of well known high-end brands.

High-end leather goods specialist Smythson has reported higher losses in the year to the end of March 2019 with the company saying that its materials costs rose and the trading environment in the UK was tough.

Orders for Paul Smith's collections are growing season by season with the high-end business seeming to have recovered from its troubles of the last decade, its latest results showed. And the firm is upbeat for SS20.

Belstaff’s latest set of accounts showed a loss of £48 million and a widening debt load with its auditor warning it’s heavily dependent on the goodwill of its owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe for its survival.