The digital-first lingerie start-up has opened its largest store to date in Tennessee’s Hamilton Place Mall, Chattanooga. The new location features an expanded fit and consultation area, as well as a 3D body scanner.

The legendary hairstylist has been announced as the recipient of the 2019 Isabella Blow Fashion Creator Award. He will receive the award at the 2019 Fashion Awards on Monday 2 December at the Royal Albert Hall. 

Graduate Fashion Week has partnered with Ralph Lauren on a series of initiatives for UK and international fashion students.

Farfetch has taken a powerful approach for its 2019 Holiday season campaign, placing its global community “at the heart of Holiday storytelling, focusing on the ways people come together with family and friends”.

Amazon Fashion has launched five of its own private-label brands in Europe, but another 103 have already been introduced in the US by the web giant, although it denies claims it is competing with client brands.

This month, the menswear specialist will open a new store in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, signalling the start of a wider rollout across the UK. Up to six new locations could open over the next six months.

Bicester Village has been making a big impact with its pop-up strategy in recent years and its latest, in time for the very busy Christmas season, is all about eco.

Sports Direct has taken 50,000 sq ft of trading space at Cascades shopping centre in Portsmouth for its namesake, Flannels and USC brands.

Tiger of Sweden has had its challenges in recent periods but it’s looking forward to a brighter future and on Monday, the Swedish company named Linda Dauriz as its new CEO, effective from the beginning of next month.

With Debenhams having received a cash injection from its backers to help it through the festive season, the company is betting heavily on its ability to use the season to help drive its turnaround forwards.

In line with plans to transform itself through improved customer experience, John Lewis has launched a concierge-style beauty service at its Cardiff store in St David’s shopping centre.

Many Britons are unadventurous when its comes to the beauty products they use, which means they return to the same item again and again, making investment in keeping those customers happy extremely important.

There was further confirmation of the bleak state of UK retail on Monday as specialist footfall tracker Springboard released visitor traffic figures for October. And what did they show? Unsurprisingly, another decline.

Tommy Hilfiger announced it will incorporate 3D design technology into all its global apparel design teams, marking the latest step in the brand’s goal to digitize its value chain from end-to-end. 

The Toronto-based owner of Saks Fifth Avenue announced on Friday that it has closed the sale of its Lord + Taylor brand to fashion subscription service Le Tote for $100 million.