Burberry plans to ban real fur from future collections and stop the destruction of unsaleable products. The proposal comes as part of the brand’s new approach to sustainability, after it was discovered they destroyed £28.6 million worth of unsaleable goods … Continue reading BURBERRY LOOKS TO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
British luxury accessories designer Anya Hindmarch is set to host an immersive installation for LFW. Hindmarch announced last year that she would no longer be presenting her collections during LFW. She wanted to abandon the traditional biannual presentations in favour … Continue reading ANYA HINDMARCH LAUNCHES THE CHUBBY CLOUD EXPERIENCE
Women are taking over! The iconic department store Harvey Nichols just launched its month-long ‘Let’s hear it for the Girls’ campaign. On September 3rd, Harvey Nichols rebranded itself as Holly Nichols to celebrate female empowerment. The flagship store has changed … Continue reading HARVEY NICHOLS REBRANDS IN SUPPORT OF WOMEN
The future of beleaguered department store chain House of Fraser is still uncertain, even after Sports Direct bought it out of administration for £90 million. Suppliers are waiting for payments, and many are now demanding that Mike Ashley – the … Continue reading HOUSE OF FRASER FUTURE STILL UNCERTAIN
Musicians Chase & Status have teamed up with Reebok to create a Selfridges installation that opened on the 9th August. Drawing inspiration from the influence that jungle music has had in fashion, from the mid-nineties onwards, the installation is accompanied … Continue reading CHASE & STATUS TEAM UP WITH REEBOK FOR SELFRIDGES INSTALLATION
Adidas by Stella McCartney has launched the new A/W 18 collection, showcasing a focus on the power of nature. The collection also hinges on the theme of the fact that nature requires our protection to flourish and survive. Coming just … Continue reading STELLA MCCARTNEY LAUNCHES ADIDAS A/W 18 COLLECTION
By Ayah Salami UAL’s 2018 Central Saint Martins BA Fashion Show presented the collections of 41 students from across all five pathways, including Womenswear, Menswear, Knit, Print, and Fashion Design with Marketing. The shows were visited by thousands of members … Continue reading UNIVERSITY OF ARTS LONDON ANNOUNCES OUTSTANDING SUCCESS IN ITS SUMMER SHOWS
