Flash News

Sue Nabi has lost $38 million due to the 23% decrease in Coty, Inc.'s shares, with weaker sales and investors' caution.

CSP International Fashion Group S.p.A., Le Bourget's owner, has reported a 3,1% decline in net revenues but an improved EBITDA and industrial margin.

COSRX joined forces with artist agency RAVE to sponsor two brands' shows - Courrèges (Sept 30) and Caroline Hu (Oct 1) - for beauty at the Paris Fashion Week.

Closed has been acquired by the Böck family with Dieter Holzer, a supervisory board member of Marc O'Polo.

Dover Street Market Paris features a new project installation designed by Rei Kawakubo: Georgia O’Keeffe by Comme des Garçons at the store's courtyard.

Belstaff has filed a sales dip by 5,2% with a revenue of £54,6 million after a 3,6% decrease in the previous financial year.

Case Mate has introduced its Clear Stadium Bag Collection with a clear bag design and zip-top closure that allows a stress-free entry through security.

Maison Métisse's creative director, Adrienne Charuel, is featured in Vogue Philippines' September 2025 anniversary issue, alongside 200 Filipino creatives who are shaping the collective story.

The brand valuation consultancy Brand Finance has announced the top 50 most valuable apparel brands, with Chanel in the first place, recording a 40% brand value increase.

Brunello Cucinelli has posted 8,8% YoY increase in Operating Profit Hike for the first half of 2025.

Nero Giardini commemorates completing 50 years with a plan to expand their retail footprint in the US.

Sezane and Baziszt are joining forces to create a limited edition clothing collection for the FW25, paired with embroideries and savoir-faire.

Canadian Classics drops its FW25 collection, comprising trench coats, trousers, jackets, jeans, and more.

The arena closes the 2025 World Aquatics Championships with 55 medals, 34 medals in pool swimming and 21 in open-water games, through sponsorship.

Apiece Apart features its Charlotte Taylor product in Sixtysix Magazine issue.

American Apparel Inc. has launched a new retail store for its Los Angeles Apparel brand in New York City.