- BFC unveils 50 New Wave: Creatives for The Fashion Awards 2026by news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 15:18
BFC's 2026 New Wave Creatives, The Fashion Awards 2026. Credits: BFC. The British Fashion Council (BFC) has unveiled its 2026 New Wave: Creatives list, recognising 50 emerging talents working across the global fashion industry. The selected creatives will be celebrated at The Fashion Awards 2026, taking place on November 30 at London’s Royal Albert Hall. The selection spans disciplines including photography, styling, casting, art direction, hair and make-up, set design, beauty commentary […]
- Delvaux posts wider losses as revenue plunges, Richemont continues supportby news@fashionunited.com (Wietse van der Veen) on 21/10/2026 at 13:29
Illustrative image of a Delvaux store. Credits: Delvaux Delvaux, the Belgian luxury leather goods maker owned by Richemont, recorded a sharp drop in revenue and a wider net loss in the financial year ended March 31, 2026. The figures relate to Delvaux Créateur SA, the Belgian entity behind the brand. The annual accounts were filed with the National Bank of Belgium on October 15, 2026.
- AlixPartners: shoppers demand greater value as AI reshapes fashion retailby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 12:59
Credits: Created by FashionUnited with an AI tool Fashion shoppers are placing greater emphasis on quality, transparent pricing and in-store service, while remaining cautious about artificial intelligence (AI) making purchasing decisions for them, according to new research from AlixPartners.
- Furla updates Debby and Tonie bags with new materials for winterby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 21/10/2026 at 12:57
Credits: Furla Italian accessories brand Furla has released two existing bag styles, Debby and Tonie, in new materials and colours for the winter season. The unstructured Debby bag now comes in suede with smooth leather trims. The style features drop-shaped hardware and adjustable handles, and is available in three shades: espresso brown, edera green and mediterraneo blue. Debby Bag Credits: Furla Tonie in craquelé velvet Furla has reworked the Tonie in craquelé velvet, offering it in […]
- Essentiel Antwerp focuses on festive looks with winter 2026 collectionby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 21/10/2026 at 12:47
Credits: Essentiel Antwerp Belgian fashion brand Essentiel Antwerp is launching its winter 2026 collection ahead of the festive season. The line focuses on festive dressing and combines the brand’s playful signature with a distinct approach to styling. Black forms the foundation of the collection, complemented by fuchsia as an accent colour for evening looks. The offering ranges from bright pink knitwear and sheer layers to refined tailoring and dresses, providing suitable options for a […]
- Podcast: How Uniqlo balances low-SKU merchandising with aggressive US retail expansionby news@fashionunited.com (FashionUnited) on 21/10/2026 at 12:39
Credits: Uniqlo In this episode, host Danny Parisi sits down with Nico Cessot, Head of Marketing North America at Uniqlo, to break down the Japanese retailer’s aggressive brick-and-mortar and digital scaling strategy across the U.S. Cessot outlines how Uniqlo balances its low-SKU, high-volume "LifeWear" basic model with localized marketing campaigns and strategic regional flagships beyond traditional coastal hubs. For retail strategists, merchandisers, and brand directors, the dialogue […]
- Video: Jacquemus presents SS27 collection in Corsicaby news@fashionunited.com (FashionUnited) on 21/10/2026 at 12:34
Jacquemus Credits: ©Launchmetrics/spotlight French fashion house Jacquemus staged its Spring/Summer 2027 runway show, titled "Le Bonheur," along the scenic rocky coast of Île de la Pietra in Île-Rousse, Corsica. Set against sweeping views of the Mediterranean Sea, models navigated a winding outdoor path leading up toward the landmark lighthouse, blending high fashion with natural landscapes. The presentation highlighted designer Simon Porte Jacquemus’ signature resort-inspired […]
- Design Academy Eindhoven 2026 winners address labor, ecology, and decolonial historyby news@fashionunited.com (Kelly Press) on 21/10/2026 at 12:27
The winners of this year's Awards: Raghad Saqfalhait, Athanasios Paspaliaris and Louella Exton Credits: Photography Leidy Karina Gomez Montoya Design Academy Eindhoven has announced the recipients of its 2026 graduation awards, recognizing Master and Bachelor projects that challenge traditional design methodologies through material critique, systemic inquiry, and socio-political engagement, according to a press release shared by Design Academy Eindhoven. Presented during the Graduation Show […]
- Maison Margiela marks 20 years of its Tokyo store with new 'MaisonMargiela/folders' chapterby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 21/10/2026 at 12:19
Credits: Maison Margiela French fashion house Maison Margiela is celebrating 20 years of its store at 2-8-13 Ebisu Minami in Tokyo with a new chapter of its research and documentation project 'MaisonMargiela/folders'. The anniversary programme includes a history of the store, a limited-edition zine and an installation in the store itself. The Tokyo store also marks the start of the house's retail history. In September 2000, 12 years after the house was founded, Maison Margiela opened its […]
- John Lewis Partnership signs collective agreement with Usdawby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 11:20
John Lewis Glasgow Credits: John Lewis The John Lewis Partnership has signed a collective agreement with UK trade union Usdaw, establishing a framework for consultation on health and safety, equality and training across its businesses, including John Lewis, Waitrose and John Lewis Money.
- Clothing repair is trending – but is it a real industry shift?by news@fashionunited.com (Guest Contributor) on 21/10/2026 at 11:00
United Repair Centre London Credits: URC London (Credits: Felicity West) EXCLUSIVE Attention to clothing repair and care is trending upwards. People appear increasingly interested in what their clothes are made of, how long they will last, and how to look after them. Brands are also waking up to repair. During the first half of 2026, brands and retailers including Salomon, Kiabi and Next launched repair programmes, and United Repair Centre, one of Europe’s biggest repair providers, opened a […]
- Chanel’s Bruno Pavlovsky appointed co-chair of The Fashion Pactby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 10:46
Bruno Pavlovsky. Credits: ANDAM. Bruno Pavlovsky, president of fashion activities at Chanel and president of Chanel SAS, has been appointed co-chair of The Fashion Pact, joining existing executive members Óscar García Maceiras, CEO of Inditex, and Paul Polman, co-founder of The Fashion Pact. The industry coalition has also appointed Ermenegildo Zegna Group executive chairman Ermenegildo ‘Gildo’ Zegna and Karl Lagerfeld CEO and president Pier Paolo Righi to its steering committee. The […]
- Guess revives low-rise bootcut with B Jean, fronted by Becky Gby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 21/10/2026 at 10:43
Courtesy of GUESS. Credits: Valentin Herfray US fashion brand Guess has launched the B Jean, a low-rise bootcut style that revisits one of its best-known denim silhouettes from the early 2000s. Singer, songwriter and actress Becky G fronts the campaign as the new face of the line. The jeans combine a slim fit with a slightly flared bootcut leg. According to the brand, the design pays tribute to the role Guess played in shaping the denim look of the early 2000s, reworked for a contemporary […]
- Fashion week SS27: A brief moment of stabilityby news@fashionunited.com (Jule Scott) on 21/10/2026 at 10:22
Dior SS27 Credits: ©Launchmetrics/spotlight A sense of calm has settled over several brands. New creative directors have found their place at their respective houses, and their visions are becoming clearer. Following seasons filled with debuts, resets and tentative first drafts, the spring/summer 2027 shows across New York, London, Milan and Paris felt as though the industry could finally breathe a sigh of relief. There is no certainty in fashion, let alone security. Yet this season, it […]
- Only makes London outlet debut at The O2by news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 10:16
Outlet Shopping at The O2. Credits: The O2. Danish fashion brand Only is set to make its London outlet debut at Outlet Shopping at The O2, joining a series of retail additions and reinvestments at the south-east London destination.
- Debenhams Group launches faster payments solution for marketplace sellersby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 09:50
Debenhams AW26 campaign imagery. Credits: Debenhams Group. British fashion giant Debenhams Group has partnered with financial services provider Storfund to give its more than 30,000 brand partners faster access to sales revenue ahead of the Christmas trading period.
- Kizik, Skechers European legal dispute arrives at rulingby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 09:24
Credits: Kizik Skechers and HandsFree Labs (HFL), the parent company of Kizik, have both claimed victories in a European patent dispute over hands-free footwear, following a ruling by the Unified Patent Court in Munich.
- 11 Studios launches second collection alongside international growth initiativesby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 21/10/2026 at 09:22
11 Studios Credits: 11 Studios Swedish fashion brand 11 Studios, based in Stockholm, has announced the launch of its second collection alongside four strategic initiatives aimed at scaling its international presence and streamlining operations.
- Following Anta Sports investment: Dennis Tao is new chairman of Puma supervisory boardby news@fashionunited.com (Jan Schroder) on 21/10/2026 at 09:15
Dennis Tao is the new chairman of the supervisory board at Puma Image: Puma SE Following a fundamental change in its ownership structure, German sportswear company Puma has made a change at the top of its supervisory board. On Wednesday, the company announced the election of Dennis Tao as chairman of the board. According to the statement, the 50-year-old had been “appointed as a member of the supervisory board by the court” on the same day. Tao succeeds Héloïse Temple-Boyer, who had been […]
- John Lewis expands rapid delivery through Deliveroo and Uber Eatsby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 08:59
John Lewis expands rapid delivery through Deliveroo and Uber Eats. Credits: John Lewis. Department store giant John Lewis is expanding its rapid delivery service to cover around 10,000 products, offering delivery in under 30 minutes through Deliveroo and Uber Eats across eight stores in London and selected areas of Hertfordshire and Kent.
- Me+Em accelerates US retail expansion as full-year sales reach 190 million poundsby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 21/10/2026 at 08:29
ME+EM store LA Credits: ME+EM British modern luxury womenswear brand Me+Em has announced its financial results for the year ended January 2026, driven by continued global expansion and accelerating international demand.
- Castore reportedly in talks with Anta and Li-Ning over potential dealby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 08:28
Castore store in Rotterdam Credits: Castore British sportswear brand Castore is reportedly in discussions with Chinese sportswear groups Anta and Li-Ning over a potential deal, as investors seek to exit the business.
- Lenzing completes capital increase to raise 301.2 million eurosby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 21/10/2026 at 08:10
Lenzing headquarters Credits: Lenzing Group Austrian wood-based cellulose fibre producer Lenzing AG (Lenzing) has successfully completed its capital increase against contribution in cash with subscription rights for existing shareholders, raising gross proceeds of approximately 301.2 million euros (338 million dollars).
- OLYMP Luxor named best non-iron shirt in F.A.Z. Kaufkompass testby news@fashionunited.com (Partner) on 21/10/2026 at 08:05
Credits: Olymp German menswear brand OLYMP has once again been named test winner for the best non-iron shirt. In a test by F.A.Z. Kaufkompass, the consumer testing portal of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, the white OLYMP Luxor business shirt in modern fit achieved the best overall result of all models tested. According to the testers, the shirt from the company, which is based in Bietigheim-Bissingen in the German state of Baden-Württemberg, performed well in every test category. Eight […]
- Authentic Brands Group appoints Clément Smadja as chief legal officerby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 21/10/2026 at 07:55
Clément Smadja, Authentic's chief legal officer. Credits: Authentic Brands Group. Authentic Brands Group has appointed Clément Smadja as chief legal officer, succeeding Jay Dubiner, who will remain with the business as executive vice chairman. Smadja joins the US brand management group from Fox Corporation, where he served as senior vice president, advising on mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, compliance and corporate governance. He played a leading role in establishing Fox as a […]
- Woolrich spotlights men's transitional jackets from its fall/winter 2026 collectionby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 21/10/2026 at 07:21
Credits: Woolrich Outdoor brand Woolrich, owned by Italian group BasicNet, has put a selection of men's transitional jackets from its autumn/winter 2026 collection in focus. The jackets are aimed at the weeks between late summer and winter, when cool mornings and changing weather shape everyday dressing. According to Woolrich, the styles combine lightweight protection with functional details. From city to outdoors The selection ranges from practical everyday jackets to more contemporary […]
- Kartik Research to show at Pitti Uomo on January 13by news@fashionunited.com (Isabella Naef) on 21/10/2026 at 07:08
One of the latest editions of Pitti Uomo Credits: Pitti Immagine Kartik Research will be a guest designer at the upcoming edition of Pitti Uomo, the trade show scheduled to take place from January 12 to 15 in Florence. Indian designer Kartik Kumra, founder of the brand, will present his vision through a special event on Wednesday, January 13. The trade show organisers recently announced that Dunhill will also be a guest designer at the next edition of Pitti Uomo. The British luxury menswear […]
- DTC and wearables propel EssilorLuxottica to 7.49 billion euros in Q3by news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 21/10/2026 at 06:05
Pop-up store in Milan Credits: EssilorLuxottica French-Italian eyewear giant EssilorLuxottica announced that consolidated revenue for the third quarter of 2026 reached 7.49 billion euros (8.40 billion dollars). This represents a year-over-year increase of 7.2 percent at constant exchange rates compared to the third quarter of 2025, or 9 percent at current exchange rates.
- Former New Look and Matalan boss Nigel Oddy leaves American Golfby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 21/10/2026 at 05:38
UK sports retailer American Golf chief executive officer Nigel Oddy has announced his departure from the company following a three-and-a-half-year tenure. Oddy, who joined the UK parent group International Leisure Group Limited (ILG) as chief executive officer in April 2023, announced his decision through a statement on LinkedIn, noting that he resigned from the role in August. During his leadership, the retailer refocused its strategic priorities on core retail operations, leading to three […]
- Zalando appoints Tom Christenson as senior vice president for B2Bby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 21/10/2026 at 05:21
Tom Christenson Credits: Zalando German e-commerce platform Zalando has strengthened its executive leadership team with the appointment of Tom Christenson as senior vice president for B2B, effective October 15, 2026.
- Muji expands Canadian presence with first Vancouver Island locationby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 21/10/2026 at 05:11
MUJI Tsawwassen store front Credits: CNW Group/Muji Canada Japanese retailer Muji is expanding its footprint in Canada with the opening of its first store on Vancouver Island. Located inside the Mayfair Shopping Centre in Victoria, British Columbia, the new outpost marks the retailer's fifth location in the province and its third Canadian store opening within the past year.
- Adidas Q3: Tariff refund and full-price sales drive growthby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 21/10/2026 at 05:00
Adidas Downtown LA store. Credits: Adidas German sportswear brand Adidas has reported record top and bottom-line results for the third quarter of 2026, prompting the company to raise its full-year operating profit guidance.
- In pictures: Bridal trends FW27by news@fashionunited.com (Esmee Blaazer) on 21/10/2026 at 04:00
All Who Wander bridal wear. Illustrating: Volume at the hips, clean elegance and lace & sleeves. Credits: All Who Wander A round-up of the trends spotted at the FW27 bridal collections so far. Butter yellow Butter yellow, the soft pastel that has dominated ready-to-wear, is now a colour you can walk down the aisle in, too. A gentle alternative to classic white and ivory. Butter yellow. Rivini By Rita Vinieris FW27, House Of Gilles FW27, Pnina Tornai FW27 - Bridal & Rivini By Rita […]
- Leica bets on Formula 1 to reach new luxury customers in the USby news@fashionunited.com (Renan Botelho de Carvalho) on 21/10/2026 at 03:00
Leica and Formula 1 sign licensing deal for 9,950 dollar special-edition camera Credits: Leica Interview Mike Giannattasio spent years selling fine watches and writing instruments at Montblanc, Dior Watches and Breguet before joining Leica. He sees more in common between those worlds than one might expect. “Selling a watch, a camera or a writing instrument is never just about the object,” the president of Leica Camera North America told FashionUnited. “It begins with understanding a […]
- Salvatore Ferragamo reports revenue decline in third quarterby news@fashionunited.com (Jan Schroder) on 20/10/2026 at 16:48
A Salvatore Ferragamo boutique in Frankfurt Image: Salvatore Ferragamo The Italian fashion group Salvatore Ferragamo SpA suffered another revenue decline in the third quarter of the 2026 financial year. This is according to the latest figures released by the company on Tuesday evening.
- Michael Buckley on True Religion’s journey beyond denim and toward 1 billion dollarsby news@fashionunited.com (Renan Botelho de Carvalho) on 20/10/2026 at 16:00
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- Asos appoints Tommy Hilfiger’s Nick Goodchild as AI and creative studios directorby news@fashionunited.com (Renan Botelho de Carvalho) on 20/10/2026 at 14:05
Nick Goodchild Credits: Asos Nick Goodchild, former vice president of global brand transformation at Tommy Hilfiger, has joined Asos as the British retailer’s new AI and creative studios director. According to the announcement sent to press on Tuesday, Goodchild will integrate AI into content production at scale. “Nick brings a rare combination of creative leadership, studio expertise and practical experience of using AI to transform content production,” Vanessa Spence, executive vice […]
- Revolve Group appoints Dwyane Wade as chief performance officer for menswearby news@fashionunited.com (FashionUnited) on 20/10/2026 at 13:56
Dwyane Wade x Revolve Credits: Revolve In Pictures Revolve Group has appointed former NBA player Dwyane Wade as chief performance officer for its menswear platforms, Revolve Man and Fwrd Man, as it seeks to accelerate growth in the category. Revolve x Dwyane Wade Credits: Revolve Wade, a long-standing partner of the Los Angeles-based group, will act as the face of and a strategic advisor on men's fashion initiatives across both platforms. The role takes effect immediately. […]
- Gap and Victoria Beckham release second collection for fall/winter 2026by news@fashionunited.com (FashionUnited) on 20/10/2026 at 13:48
Gap x Victoria Beckham fall/winter 2026 Credits: Gap In Pictures Gap has unveiled its second collection with British designer Victoria Beckham, a 37-piece line for fall/winter 2026 that launches on October 23 at 9am ET. The collection will be sold on Gap.com and in select Gap stores in markets including North America, the UK, Europe, Japan, China, Australia and the Middle East, priced from 28 to 368 dollars. Gap Encore cardmembers get early online access on October 22. Gap x Victoria […]
- Looted stores in France: Fashion retailers suffer sharp drop in revenueby news@fashionunited.com (AFP) on 20/10/2026 at 13:34
Municipal workers and a member of the public look at the burnt out remains of a barricade on Boulevard de Sebastapol during a clean up of the capital after a weekend of protests against the "high cost of living", in central Paris on October 19, 2026. Credits: KIRAN RIDLEY / AFP Photo by KIRAN RIDLEY / AFP Paris - Fashion stores recorded an average revenue drop of 14 percent across France on Saturday, the day of the protests, the Alliance du Commerce reported on Monday. This decline was […]
- Resale platforms pledge to help French authorities track goods looted in protestsby news@fashionunited.com (AFP) on 20/10/2026 at 13:30
France, Veranne, October 19, 2026. Some of those who took part in the looting during the October 17 demonstration are reselling stolen items on online marketplaces or second-hand platforms. Illustration of resale on the online platform Vinted. Credits: Photo by Romain Doucelin / Hans Lucas / Hans Lucas via AFP Paris - Consumer-to-consumer resale platforms such as Vinted, Leboncoin and Ebay, on which “a significant number of stolen items have been identified”, have pledged to collaborate […]
- Lenzing debuts Remod collection and expands Tencel Lyocell - HV100 networkby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 20/10/2026 at 13:01
Kaihara x Tencel collection Credits: Lenzing Austrian fiber manufacturer Lenzing Group has collaborated with Japanese denim manufacturer Kaihara Corporation to launch the Remod collection, showcasing new applications for wood-based fibers.
- Uzbekistan to set up Tashkent International Fashion Academyby news@fashionunited.com (Kelly Press) on 20/10/2026 at 12:59
Credits: Photo credit: UzA Uzbekistan will establish a new state higher education institution in its capital to address growing workforce demand across its domestic light industry and fashion sectors, according to a report published by Qazinform News Agency citing UzA. The Tashkent International Fashion Academy will operate under the country's Agency for the Development of Light Industry, building directly upon a joint educational framework previously introduced by the Tashkent Institute of […]
- Onitsuka Tiger brings its four fragrances together in a discovery setby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 20/10/2026 at 12:50
Credits: Onitsuka Tiger Japanese fashion brand Onitsuka Tiger, part of the Asics group, has introduced a discovery set that combines all four scents from its first eau de parfum collection, which the brand launched last year. The set contains Onitsuka Tiger One, Two, Three and Four in individual 15 millilitre bottles, packaged in the brand's signature Tiger yellow and positioned as a gift for the holiday season. The fragrances were created by perfumer Mark Buxton. According to the brand, the […]
- Damaged stores in Milan: Confimprese says 'cities cannot surrender to violence and decay'by news@fashionunited.com (Isabella Naef) on 20/10/2026 at 12:40
Damages caused by vandalism from protesters in Milan on Saturday and Sunday are mounting Credits: Pexels, Mikhail Nilov The government is preparing to adopt extraordinary measures to secure cities, particularly Milan, following recent vandalism. Mario Resca, president of Italian retail associatio Confimprese, has commented on the alarming situation and the violent incidents across central Milan, including Piazza Duomo, San Babila and the main shopping streets.
- Skechers: former Snipes CEO Dennis Schröder is new head of EMEA regionby news@fashionunited.com (Jan Schroder) on 20/10/2026 at 10:44
Dennis Schröder is the new general manager EMEA at Snipes Image: Thomas Rabsch/Puma US footwear provider Skechers has a new head for the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region. In a post on the business network Linkedin, Dennis Schröder announced that he has been working as general manager EMEA for the brand since the beginning of September. Trade magazine Textilwirtschaft (TW) had previously reported on the appointment. According to his own statement, Schröder is now responsible at […]
- FashionUnited job board reaches all-time record with over 40,000 jobs onlineby news@fashionunited.com (FashionUnited PR) on 20/10/2026 at 09:09
Credits: FashionUnited ai FashionUnited's job board for the fashion industry has reached a new all-time high, with more than 40,000 vacancies now live for fashion professionals around the world. Over 1,000 fashion companies currently use FashionUnited to find the best talent. The record caps a strong year for the fashion focused platform. So far in 2026, more than 3 million people have used the job board, generating over 12 million job views and 500,000+ candidate application clicks to […]
- YKK develops Luxflat metal zipper for premium handbagsby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 20/10/2026 at 08:44
Credits: YKK Japanese fastener manufacturer YKK has developed Luxflat, a new metal zipper designed for bags, which it plans to launch globally in November. The zipper combines a redesigned, flatter element shape with a specially developed tape. According to YKK, this reduces sliding resistance by more than 60 percent compared with its standard metal zipper, a figure based on the company's internal testing. YKK said the flat surface of the zipper chain also gives the product a sleeker […]
- NikeSkims adds outerwear category as it grows its global footprintby news@fashionunited.com (FashionUnited) on 20/10/2026 at 08:19
NikeSkims launches first outerwear collection Credits: NikeSkims In Pictures NikeSkims, the joint venture between Nike and Kim Kardashian’s shapewear brand Skims, is launching its first outerwear collection, along with a new “University Red” colourway. The collection goes on sale worldwide on Thursday online, followed by selected Nike and Skims stores and partner retailers. NikeSkims launches first outerwear collection Credits: NikeSkims NikeSkims launches first outerwear […]
- Stone Island renews Frieze Focus partnership at Frieze London 2026by news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 20/10/2026 at 07:43
Credits: Stone Island Italian brand Stone Island, part of the Moncler group, returned as official partner of Frieze Focus, the section of Frieze London dedicated to emerging artists and young galleries. This year's fair, held in London from October 14 to 18, marked the brand's 12th partnership with a Frieze fair. As part of the partnership, Stone Island provides each participating gallery in Frieze Focus with a bursary to support its participation in the fair. According to the brand, its […]
- Premium womenswear label Hush opens second physical store in Guildfordby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 20/10/2026 at 05:06
Hush store Credits: Hush via Facebook UK premium womenswear brand Hush has opened its second physical retail store in Guildford.
- Spotted on the catwalk: Future Snoops' colour trends for AW28/29by news@fashionunited.com (Esmee Blaazer) on 20/10/2026 at 05:00
Ester Manas SS27, Isabel Marant SS27 & Jarel Zhang SS27 - Ready to Wear Credits: ©Launchmetrics/spotlight In Pictures While the fashion industry is currently focused on the commercial finalisation of the SS27 collections and simultaneously preparing collections, trends and buying for AW27/28, trend forecasting agency Future Snoops (FS) is already looking further ahead in this second week of October. The company is sharing information on the must-have trend colours for the AW28/29 season. […]
- How the recent Strait of Hormuz attacks affect the apparel sectorby news@fashionunited.com (Simone Preuss) on 20/10/2026 at 03:58
The Strait of Hormuz remains a precarious waterway. AI-generated image for illustration purposes. Credits: FashionUnited Since the beginning of the month, at least 21 attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz region have been logged according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) Centre. The dramatic surge in military activity and drone strikes targeting commercial cargo vessels in the Strait of Hormuz is in response to US obstructions of Iranian ports and firmer sanctions […]
- Performance Days: More halls, bio-based fibres and new market demandsby news@fashionunited.com (Regina Henkel) on 19/10/2026 at 17:00
Gore-Tex exhibited for the first time at the trade fair, with a stand and a bar. Credits: Regina Henkel / FashionUnited With three exhibition halls for the first time and more than 590 exhibitors, Performance Days in Munich reached a new scale on October 13 and 14, 2026, continuing its success story. As always, the focus was on innovative material concepts and, this time, particularly on bio-based fibres.
- Debut in Berlin: Alo opens first store in Germanyby news@fashionunited.com (Jan Schroder) on 19/10/2026 at 15:00
A look inside the new Alo flagship store in Berlin Image: Alo US sportswear brand Alo has opened its first store in Germany in Berlin-Mitte. The yogawear specialist chose the popular shopping district of Hackescher Markt for its location. At Münzstraße 21-23, Alo now offers womenswear and menswear, footwear and accessories across an area of approximately 557 square metres.
- Amer Sports promotes Michael Absmaier to president of Atomicby news@fashionunited.com (Jan Schroder) on 19/10/2026 at 14:59
Michael Absmaier becomes the new head of Atomic Image: Amer Sports Ski brand Atomic, part of the sporting goods group Amer Sports Inc., is facing a leadership change. On Monday, the company announced that Michael Absmaier will take over as president of the label on January 1, 2027. He succeeds Wolfgang Mayrhofer, who will retire at the end of the year after more than four decades at Atomic. Absmaier himself has been with Amer Sports for over 20 years. He currently serves as chief financial […]
- 2026 most valuable top 100 fashion brandsby news@fashionunited.com (FashionUnited) on 19/10/2026 at 14:16
Credits: FashionUnited ai The FashionUnited Index of Most Valuable Fashion Brands ranks the largest fashion brands in the world by brand value. In 2026 Hermès takes first place for the first time, with a brand value of 45 billion dollars, ahead of Louis Vuitton and Chanel. Together, the ten most valuable brands are worth 222.3 billion dollars, almost half of the 451 billion dollars that the full top 100 is worth.
- MM6 Maison Margiela and Salomon extend footwear collaboration with two new dropsby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 19/10/2026 at 13:58
Credits: MM6 Maison Margiela Paris-based fashion label MM6 Maison Margiela and French outdoor brand Salomon are releasing a new collection as part of their footwear collaboration, which started in 2022. The collection arrives in two drops, the first on October 22 and the second on November 17. According to the brands, the new chapter revisits earlier prototypes from the four-year partnership and adds two new designs. The link between the two labels was strengthened earlier this year, when MM6 […]
- SCAD Fash Atlanta opens retrospective on C.Z. Guest featuring archival loans and student programmingby news@fashionunited.com (Kelly Press) on 19/10/2026 at 11:47
Credits: SCAD The SCAD Fash Museum of Fashion + Film in Atlanta opened an exhibition titled C.Z. Guest: Portrait of an American Style Icon on Oct. 15, 2026, marking the debut public presentation of over 40 ensembles and accessories from the late tastemaker's personal wardrobe, according to a press release shared by the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). The featured garments, donated to the SCAD Museum of Art Permanent Collection by Guest's daughter, Cornelia Guest, alongside select […]
- FNH's Pierre Talamon talks French protests: 'It is better to close your shop than to have to rebuild it'by news@fashionunited.com (Florence Julienne) on 19/10/2026 at 11:05
Pierre Talamon, president of the FNH Credits: FNH Interview
- Benetton reportedly closes Oxford Street flagship amid restructuringby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 19/10/2026 at 10:35
United Colors of Benetton Oxford Street flagship store. Credits: Benetton. Italian retailer United Colors of Benetton has reportedly closed its flagship store on London’s Oxford Street after eight years, according to a report by The Sun. Benetton has not publicly confirmed the Oxford Street closure or disclosed how many employees may be affected. Posts on social media showed a 70 percent closing down sale.
- Western brands under pressure as 'pre-owned' luxury booms in Chinaby news@fashionunited.com (AFP) on 19/10/2026 at 10:24
Chanel bag, handbag, luxury, accessoires, Credits: Chanel Ready to Wear Spring Summer 2027 ©Launchmetrics/spotlight With China's economy still struggling to recover from the pandemic, even global fashion icons are beginning to feel the pinch as consumers turn instead to the second-hand market or buy upstart new homegrown brands.
- Quince launches in UK as first expansion beyond North Americaby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 19/10/2026 at 10:19
Quince campaign imagery. Credits: Quince. US-based retailer Quince has launched in the UK, marking its first expansion beyond North America. The company's regional website offers womenswear, menswear, children’s clothing and homeware, with free delivery and a 365-day returns policy. The initial selection will be tailored to British shoppers, with categories expected to expand.
- Frasers group further increases its stake in Hugo Bossby news@fashionunited.com (Jan Schroder) on 19/10/2026 at 09:53
Boss flagship store in Düsseldorf Image: Hugo Boss British retail group Frasers Group plc has come one small step closer to a majority stake in the Metzingen-based fashion company Hugo Boss AG.
- The Fabricant and London College of Fashion partner to digitise garment productionby news@fashionunited.com (Kelly Press) on 19/10/2026 at 09:40
Credits: FashionUnited Amsterdam-based digital fashion platform The Fabricant and London College of Fashion, a constituent college of University of the Arts London, have launched Image-to-Pattern, an 18-month research and development project supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology Cultural and Creative sectors and industries, according to a press release shared by the organizations. The initiative addresses the structural gap between digital fashion design and physical […]
- Selfridges and Dazed launch open call for young creativesby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 19/10/2026 at 09:33
"Frutteria Golden” takeover at Selfridges’ corner shop in London Credits: Golden Goose Selfridges has partnered with media platform Dazed to launch an open call for emerging creatives, offering six successful applicants the opportunity to showcase their work in the luxury department store’s Oxford Street windows in London. The initiative is open to people aged 18 to 35 working across creative disciplines, including fashion design, photography, styling, make-up, graphic design, set […]
- Ponda launches branded merchandise collection with Imperial College London collaborationby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 19/10/2026 at 09:06
Ponda Otter Gilet merch. Credits: Ponda. British biomaterials company Ponda has launched Wear the Wetland, a customisable clothing collection designed to connect corporate merchandise with wetland restoration, with Imperial College London among the first organisations to adopt its materials.
- Theory named among winners of Textile Exchange's Climate and Nature Awardsby news@fashionunited.com (Rachel Douglass) on 19/10/2026 at 08:58
Credits: Fast Retailing Company; Theory Textile Exchange has named Theory, the fashion label owned by Fast Retailing, among the winners of its 2026 Climate and Nature Impact Awards, recognising a project that reduced methane emissions from sheep used in wool production. Theory won the Collaboration for Global Impact Award alongside Congi Farm in Australia, environmental technology company Sea Forest and Italian wool mill Botto Giuseppe. Their project tested SeaFeed, a feed supplement designed […]
- Mulberry records 18 percent H1 revenue growth driven by full-price salesby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 19/10/2026 at 08:27
Mulberry, Battersea Power Station Credits: Mulberry. UK luxury brand Mulberry Group plc (Mulberry) announced an 18.1 percent increase in sales at actual currency rates for the 26 weeks ended September 26, 2026. The group attributed the performance to product momentum, brand elevation, and full-price sales growth aligned with its 'Back to the Mulberry Spirit' strategy.
- Hyères festival 2026: Yui Chen is first Chinese designer to win fashion grand prixby news@fashionunited.com (Florence Julienne) on 19/10/2026 at 08:15
Yui Chen, winner of the fashion grand prix at the Hyères festival 2026, with Hugo Lucchino Credits: F. Julienne The 41st edition of the International Festival of Fashion, Photography and Accessories in Hyères has awarded the grand prix to Yui Chen, the first Chinese designer to receive this award. The jury favoured an experimental artistic approach, combining formal innovation with positive emotion. A Chinese designer and graduate of Parsons Paris, Yui Chen presented a unisex collection […]
- Matalan's new native mobile app drives digital growthby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 19/10/2026 at 07:47
Matalan mobile app Credits: Matalan UK fashion and homeware retailer Matalan has reported strong early performance from its new native mobile application, marking progress in its plans to accelerate digital expansion and create a connected experience for customers online and in store.
- Cyclothe appoints Calvin Woolley as chief executive officer to drive European expansionby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 19/10/2026 at 07:39
Calvin Woolley, CEO, Cyclothe Credits: Cyclothe Swedish circular technology company Cyclothe has entered its next phase of commercial growth with the appointment of Calvin Woolley as co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO). Woolley will lead the transition of Cyclothe from technology validation to the international deployment and commercial scale-up of its Circular Resource Infrastructure. Woolley brings over 25 years of international textile industry leadership, including 15 years […]
- Cosmetics company sues Shein for unfair competitionby news@fashionunited.com (AFP) on 19/10/2026 at 07:20
Shein parcels. Credits: Photo by FREDERIC PETRY / HANS LUCAS / HANS LUCAS VIA AFP Marseille - A French company, part of the Japanese cosmetics group Shiseido, demanded over 2.6 million euros from e-commerce giant Shein in court on Tuesday. The claim is for marketing beauty products without being an authorised reseller.
- Shein launches its new cooperative logistics service in Europe, starting from Spainby news@fashionunited.com (Jaime Martinez) on 19/10/2026 at 07:15
Shein's logistics centre in Poland. Credits: Shein. Madrid – Shein continues to scale and deepen its operations as a global marketplace. This time, it is introducing its new cooperative logistics service in Europe, starting from Spain. The company presents this solution as a new tool for sellers on its platform. It promises to help them grow within and expand into new European markets.
- What If Visual Merchandisers Soon Had An AI Agent On Their Team?by news@fashionunited.com (Partner) on 19/10/2026 at 07:00
Credits: IWD From asset search to planograms, AI is making its way into Visual Merchandising. IWD, the Visual Merchandising software provider, is building it into its platform to automate, recommend and improve in-store performance. McKinsey estimates that merchants could reclaim up to 40% of their time by handing part of their manual, repetitive tasks over to AI agents. It is a broad projection, but it raises a pertinent question for Visual Merchandising: what happens when AI is involved at […]
- True Religion seeks buyer or minority investor, Reuters reportsby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 19/10/2026 at 05:03
True Religion store Credits: True Religion US denim and lifestyle brand True Religion is exploring strategic options, including a full sale or the sale of a minority stake, according to a Reuters report. The potential transaction could value the company at close to 1 billion dollars, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
- How to build a modelling career in the age of nepo babiesby news@fashionunited.com (Renan Botelho de Carvalho) on 19/10/2026 at 04:00
Interview Kai Schreiber, Apple Martin and Ella Bleu Travolta Credits: ©Launchmetrics/spotlight Apple Martin, daughter of Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, made her runway debut at Chloé’s spring 2027 show in Paris on October 1. By the next day, social media had already labelled her a “nepo baby” — a term used to describe someone who appears to benefit professionally from their famous parents. She wasn’t the only member of fashion’s nepo baby multiverse to walk the runways […]
- SS27 Double denim trend at Conner Ives, Zimmermann and moreby news@fashionunited.com (Jayne Mountford) on 17/10/2026 at 05:00
In Pictures SS27 Double Denim Trend Main Image Credits: ©Launchmetrics/spotlight The rise of double denim and head-to-toe denim looks was a defining feature of the SS27 ready-to-wear runways, as highlighted by several industry sources. Across the global SS27 fashion circuit, denim accounted for an average of 7 percent of all runway looks, according to T-Fashion, driven largely by coordinated sets and tailored denim separates. Affectionately known as the ‘Canadian tuxedo’, the […]
- Nike Bets On India With New Bengaluru Campus As It Pushes Turnaroundby news@fashionunited.com (DPA) on 16/10/2026 at 22:10
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal with Nike executives Credits: Piyush Goyal via X Washington County - Nike (NKE) is expanding its presence in India with plans for a new global campus in Bengaluru as the sportswear giant looks to revive growth under CEO Elliott Hill and tap into one of the world's fastest-growing consumer markets. The campus, expected to open within the next few years, will house corporate roles spanning Nike, Jordan Brand and Converse. Hill described the project as a long-term […]
- Paris Fashion Week achieves historic social media recordby news@fashionunited.com (Julia Garel) on 16/10/2026 at 16:00
Designer Stella McCartney backstage at her eponymous brand's SS27 show. Credits: ©Launchmetrics/spotlight Every season, once Paris Fashion Week concludes, communications agency Karla Otto and influencer marketing platform Lefty announce the marketing impact figures. This time, however, the data is staggering. The Paris womenswear spring/summer 2027 season generated over 795.6 million dollars in earned media value (EMV), marking a 59 percent increase compared to the previous year. This is […]
- Bershka opens club-inspired pop-up in Shoreditch for Bershka Series launchby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 16/10/2026 at 15:48
Credits: Bershka Spanish fashion retailer Bershka, part of Inditex, has opened a pop-up store in Shoreditch, east London, to launch its Bershka Series collection for fall/winter 2026. The pop-up on Bethnal Green Road, just off Brick Lane, is open from October 16 to November 1. Visitors can shop the party-season collection at the pop-up before it is released more widely online and in Bershka's flagship stores. Fitting room as music experience The store design takes its cues from nightclubs, […]
- EME Studios lands in Amsterdam with a pop-upby news@fashionunited.com (Jaime Martinez) on 16/10/2026 at 13:43
EME Studios pop-up store at 180 Kalverstraat in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Credits: EME Studios. Madrid – Spanish fashion brand EME Studios is advancing its international growth strategy with the opening of its first physical retail space in the Netherlands. The brand entered the market this Friday, October 16, with the launch of a pop-up store in Amsterdam.
- ITMF white paper: data and skills, not algorithms, hold back AI in textilesby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 16/10/2026 at 13:08
Credits: International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) Poor data integration, skills shortages and gaps in governance, rather than the technology itself, are the main obstacles to adopting artificial intelligence in the textile and apparel industry. That is the central finding of a white paper published by the Zurich-based International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) and the Institut für Textiltechnik (ITA) of RWTH Aachen University in Germany. The paper, titled 'AI in the […]
- Denham pairs European denim roots with Japanese craftsmanship for fall/winter 2026by news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 16/10/2026 at 12:46
Credits: Denham Amsterdam-based denim brand Denham has presented its fall/winter 2026 collection, titled 'The Thread Between Worlds'. The collection connects the brand's European denim roots with Japanese craftsmanship, playing on contrasts between heritage and innovation, restraint and expression, and East and West. The accompanying campaign centres on different generations and features Mark van der Loo and his family. According to Denham, contrast runs through the collection, with precise […]
- Kering boss de Meo wields axe at McQueen in fashion shake-upby news@fashionunited.com (AFP) on 16/10/2026 at 12:28
Luca De Meo au siège de Kering, à Paris (septembre 2025). Credits: Photo de THOMAS SAMSON / AFP Paris - Kering chief executive Luca de Meo is accelerating his shake-up of the struggling fashion conglomerate with the ousting of Alexander McQueen's chief designer, just days after a purge at Saint Laurent. Paris-based Kering announced Thursday that McQueen creative director Sean McGirr was leaving his job at the loss-making British label three years after his appointment. The 38-year-old […]
- Time includes Armedangels' windbreaker in its list of best inventions of 2026by news@fashionunited.com (Partner) on 16/10/2026 at 09:57
Credits: Armedangels German fashion brand Armedangels has been featured on American magazine TIME's Best Inventions 2026 list for its 100 percent Tencel Lyocell windbreaker in the outerwear category. According to the brand, it is the first windbreaker with a ripstop outer fabric woven entirely from this wood fibre, without a membrane, synthetic fibres or PFAS. Each year, TIME selects 300 inventions based on criteria such as originality; effectiveness; ambition and impact. For this year's list, […]
- Louis Vuitton dedicates new travel book to the virtual world of K/DAby news@fashionunited.com (Jule Scott) on 16/10/2026 at 09:47
The Louis Vuitton Travel Book Collection "Tempo Point" Credits: Louis Vuitton Louis Vuitton is venturing into new territory. The French fashion house is releasing a new volume in its Travel Book series, this time leading to a place that does not exist on any map. The focus is on Tempo Point, a fictional metropolis from the universe of the virtual pop group K/DA. Its members are also playable characters in the video game League of Legends: Ahri, Evelynn, Kai’Sa and Akali. For the new book, […]
- Futurmoda brings together 171 exhibitors and nearly 3,800 visitors in its latest editionby news@fashionunited.com (FashionUnited) on 16/10/2026 at 09:37
Inside the IFA-Fira Alacant exhibition centre during an edition of Futurmoda. Credits: Futurmoda. Spanish suppliers to the footwear and leather goods industry showcased their collections for autumn/winter 2027/2028 in Elche. The 56th edition of Futurmoda brought together nearly 3,800 people over its two days of activity. The trade show was held on October 14 and 15 at the IFA-Fira Alacant venue. A total of 171 companies exhibited at this edition, including ten participating for the first time. […]
- Fashion jumps as online surges again: UK BDO weekly salesby news@fashionunited.com (FashionUnited) on 16/10/2026 at 09:23
Credits: FashionUnited ai UK fashion posted a strong week, driven for a second week running by its online channel, as a broad high street surge in non-store sales lifted the category well clear of its prior-year comparison. Fashion total like-for-like (LFL) sales rose +4.84% against a positive +2.49% base a year earlier, according to the latest BDO High Street Sales Tracker.
- Karl Lagerfeld teams up with G.H. Bass on penny loafer capsuleby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 16/10/2026 at 09:20
Credits: Karl Lagerfeld x G.H. Bass Paris-based fashion house Karl Lagerfeld has partnered with American footwear brand G.H. Bass on a footwear capsule for fall/winter 2026. The collaboration centres on the penny loafer and coincides with two milestones for G.H. Bass: the brand's 150th anniversary and the 90th anniversary of its Weejuns penny loafer. Founded in Maine in 1876, G.H. Bass introduced the Weejuns in 1936, a style the company describes as the first penny loafer. For the capsule, […]
- FatFace expands UK footprint with Shaftesbury openingby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 16/10/2026 at 08:31
FatFace store Credits: FatFace UK lifestyle clothing brand FatFace has announced the opening of a new store in Shaftesbury, marking the first time the company has established a presence in the historic town.
- Yerevan Fashion Week: Showcasing Armenian design talent to the worldby news@fashionunited.com (Alicia Reyes Sarmiento) on 16/10/2026 at 08:25
Image from the Ruzane show at Yerevan Fashion Week. Credits: Sergey Akopyan. In 2025, the European Union imported 129 million euros worth of textiles from Armenia, almost entirely clothing. Behind this figure is an industry that has been working for high-end European firms, especially Italian ones, for years. Alongside it, generations of designers have emerged. Yerevan Fashion Week (YFW) aims to give them recognition in their own right, beyond their borders.
- Tommy Hilfiger teams up with Hiroshi Fujiwara's FRGMT on 90s prep capsuleby news@fashionunited.com (Press Club) on 16/10/2026 at 07:26
Credits: Tommy Hilfiger American fashion brand Tommy Hilfiger, owned by US group PVH Corp., has launched a limited-edition capsule collection with FRGMT, the label of Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara. The 'Tommy Hilfiger x FRGMT' collection has been available globally since October 15, 2026, in select Tommy Hilfiger stores and on the brand's website. The collaboration revisits styles from the brand's 90s archive, a period when its preppy aesthetic became closely linked to music and street […]
- How compliance ready is the fashion industry?by news@fashionunited.com (Simone Preuss) on 16/10/2026 at 07:04
Container ship. Credits: Venti Views/Unsplash Strict global regulations and enforcement actions have moved from a future concern to an immediate business reality. How large are the gaps between regulatory expectations and the fashion industry's current operational readiness? Supply chain solutions provider TrusTrace surveyed 57 insiders of fashion, apparel and footwear brands from 24 countries and compiled the findings in the report, “The Enforcement Era: Fashion's Compliance Readiness in […]
- British Land forecasts 166 million pounds underlying profit for H1 FY27by news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 16/10/2026 at 06:34
Meadowhall, British Land Credits: Meadowhall, British Land UK real estate business British Land has released a trading update for the six-month period ended September 30, 2026, reporting strong occupational demand across its retail parks and London campuses.
- Kath Smith steps down as senior independent director at JD Sportsby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 16/10/2026 at 06:18
JD Sports Meadowhall store Credits: JD Sports UK-based omni-channel retailer JD Sports Fashion (JD) has announced that Kath Smith, senior independent director, will stand down from her position on the board on January 19, 2027, after more than seven years with the business. Smith joined the board in May 2019 and was appointed senior independent director and designated workforce engagement non-executive director in February 2022. During her tenure, she led the process to appoint Peter […]
- Vans and SZA launch collaborative collection Vanszaby news@fashionunited.com (Prachi Singh) on 16/10/2026 at 06:10
Vans x SZA Credits: Vans US footwear and apparel brand Vans and American singer-songwriter SZA have introduced their collaborative collection titled Vansza. Captured by photographer India Sleem in California, the accompanying campaign features Vans Skate Team rider Zion Wright, models Caylee Blosenski and Isabella Carr, and musician Vans.
- WatchTime New York on staging a uniquely American watch show: 'Less pretense and more fun'by news@fashionunited.com (Renan Botelho de Carvalho) on 16/10/2026 at 04:00
Interview Minda Larsen and Sara Orlando at WatchTime New York 2025 Credits: WatchTime WatchTime New York returns to Gotham Hall in Manhattan from Friday to Sunday with a record 48 exhibiting watch brands. For the event’s publisher Sara Orlando, what sets the event apart from its European counterparts is its American character: “less pretense and more fun.” “Most of our American guests did not grow up going to watch shows with their fathers and grandfathers,” Orlando told […]
- G-Star on womenswear relaunch: “Denim is the heart of the collection”by news@fashionunited.com (Wietse van der Veen) on 15/10/2026 at 17:00
Jennifer Zipp, design director at G-Star. Credits: G-Star Interview In the iconic G-Star building along the A10 motorway in the South East of Amsterdam, FashionUnited speaks with Jennifer Zipp, design director at G-Star. In her role, she is responsible for the Dutch fashion brand's design vision and plays a key part in the relaunch of its womenswear. With the revamped womenswear collection, G-Star aims to translate the brand's existing design DNA into a distinctly feminine collection. Belgian […]
- Brunello Cucinelli raises 2026 revenue forecastby news@fashionunited.com (Isabella Naef) on 15/10/2026 at 16:19
Brunello Cucinelli SS27 Credits: Launchmetrics/spotlight Brunello Cucinelli's results for the first nine months of the year have led the company to further revise its 2026 estimates upwards. The forecast has been raised from an expected +10-11 percent to a projected revenue growth of +12 percent at constant exchange rates.