Marcel Krug is the new commercial director of lingerie label Calida, in charge of the international wholesale channel and reporting to Alexandra Helbling, the group's CEO since March.

Moschino's fashion capsule collection with H&M doesn't launch until November, but the luxury Italian label has already been teasing fans with what they can expect from the collaboration.

The superstar and cosmetics entrepreneur has taken to social media to tease fans of her cult label, Fenty Beauty by Rihanna, with glimpses of the new series, dubbed ‘Chillowt'.

​The latest tenant to land in London’s Carnaby area is Happy Socks with landlord Shaftesbury saying the company will join its line-up with a store on Foubert’s Place, very close to tourist destination Carnaby Street.

The luxury end of the market is outperforming the UK fashion market and while sales to international shoppers have been in decline after the boost that they gained from the Brexit vote, that declined eased in August.

Topshop has taken down an in-store feminist display less than half an hour after it had been put up and the retailer seems to have realised it had blundered as it’s since apologised and made a donation to charity.

H&M is acquiring a stake in Swedish fintech company Klarna, the Financial Times reported. The world's second-largest clothes retailer is paying SEK 185 million (15.6 million pounds) for a stake of less than 1 percent.

In a short statement on Monday, French Connection confirmed what had been rumoured for some time with the company saying that it’s looking at its strategy options and one of those could include a sale.

The European Union is considering trade sanctions on Myanmar over the Rohingya crisis, potentially stripping the country of tariff-free access to the world’s largest trading bloc, three EU officials said.

Walmart Inc said on Monday it would partner with U.S. movie studio Metro Goldwyn Mayer to create content for its video-on-demand service, Vudu, which the retailer bought eight years ago.

A South Korean appeals court said on Friday it found the chairman of Lotte Group guilty of charges including bribery and breach of trust, but suspended his jail term, setting him free.

The Italian antitrust authority said on Friday it had opened a probe into Luxottica’s acquisition of top sun lens maker Barberini.

Indebted retailer Casino could sell or turn some its 20 loss-making hypermarkets in France into franchises, among options for the stores it has outlined to worker unions, a spokesman said.

Google’s proposals to increase competition in online shopping are bearing fruit, Europe’s antitrust chief said on Friday, suggesting that the company may be able to avoid further fines.

‘Me Myself & Us’, ‘Casual Materialism’ and ‘Intense Fluidity’ are the key attitudes to luxury identified in East Asia, where the consumerist frenzy is being replaced by “sensible hedonism”.