Flash News

Tiffany & Co. and Vogue Arabia released a Saudi National Day film, shot in Diriyah, celebrating Princess Deemah bint Mansour bin Saud Al Saud, journalist Weam Al Dakheel and rally driver Mashael Al Obaiden.

Footwear designer Cesare Paciotti died at the age of 69 in Civitanova Marche, Italy.

Armani Exchange has brought back its early-1990s tagline, "Basics by Armani," with a black-and-white campaign by Mark Lukas Savage.

The Kooples has named Arnaud Reytan, who has previously worked for groups such as Carrefour and Brico Dépôt, as its newest CEO.

Off-White announces the exit of its creative director, Ib Kamara, who has been a part of the brand since 2022.

New Balance collaborated with the rapper Jack Harlow to launch a revamped version of T500 “Olmsted” sneakers.

Apparel Group, in collaboration with Marquee Brands LLC, has launched its first standalone store of Ben Sherman in India at VR Surat.

Jockey celebrates completing 150 years of crafting comfort. It was founded in the United States in 1876.

Hugo Boss Group s has announced that the British sports goods group, Frasers, has hiked its stake in the company to around 47,89%.

French Connection, along with Rituals, is opening a new store at Springfields Designer Outlet on the outskirts of Spalding.

The Ordinary has transformed its store at the Wicker Park into a one-day experiential event, titled The Pore Playground, to normalize texture, pores, and acne-prone skin with education, community, and culture.

Vivienne Westwood plans to revamp its 736 Collins Avenue property with a bridal showroom and offices combined.

Loulou de Saison has unveiled its first international boutique at Bloomingdales flagship on 59th Street in New York City.

Martine Rose, Supreme, and Nike come together to release Dunk Low sneakers featuring Mike Tyson's star from his historic 1986 title win.

Manolo Blahnik has introduced 'Manolo's Maps', a city guide featuring the designer's favourite destinations across London, Paris, Milan and New York, available exclusively in selected boutiques.

Manolo Blahnik and Balenciaga have collaborated to launch a capsule collection of three archival pieces for the Autumn 2026 lineup.