Новости за 19.02.2024

Global lifestyle brand Nautica announced on Thursday All-American gymnast Olivia "Livvy" Dunne as its latest brand ambassador and the face of its spring campaign for women’s sportswear.

​Paul Smith continues to build on its long and deep association with English Premiership footfall team Manchester United. It’s again promoting the brand’s new collection by dressing team members (present and past).

The Fund has awarded 10 scholarships and prizes for the 2024/26 edition aimed at financing projects of designers from the Mediterranean region, including Judy Sanderson and Gomis, Burc Akyol, and Mossi Traoré.

​Retail has changed a lot in recent years and one interesting development is that neither the US nor China featured in the top five markets purchasing from the UK over the last year.

​How many chain stores could be lost to physical retail within the next 10 years? Which high streets are the strongest in the country? Ask AI.

Within three months of buying The Body Shop and recently overseeing the administration of the beauty brand’s UK stores, Aurelius managing director Peter Wood has left the German private equity buyout specialist.

Hammerson has signed three more brands at Bristol’s Cabot Circus, supporting the property giant’s investment to reposition the city centre destination.

The European Union will investigate whether TikTok breached online content rules aimed at protecting children and ensuring transparent advertising, putting the social media platform at risk of a hefty fine.

The Tranoï womenswear show, first held 26 years ago, will be staged again at Palais Brongniart in Paris from February 29 to March 3. It will be a truly international edition with 180 exhibitors, 15 of them from France.​

With sports such an important category for the most active consumers, as well as those who sees sportswear as a look rather than a lifestyle, it’s no surprise that retailers and brand are embracing the category.

Chanel has announced the opening next month of a temporary beauty boutique in Edinburgh, the Scottish capital that the label’s founder “adored”.

​The previously flagged Wolf & Badger flagship store has now opened on Berwick Street in London’s Soho, covering 1,400 sq ft.

​London’s Oxford Street continues to bounce back from its pandemic-driven nadir and now plans for the former House of Frasers store that was a big feature of the street have been published.