The Aeffe Group has achieved €176.5 million revenue in the first half of 2022, compared to €155 million in 2021 (13.9 per cent at current exchange rates). In a context of generalised growth in all geographical areas with the exception of the Far East and in particular in the retail channel, the group recorded a strong acceleration in particular in the US.In the first half of 2022, revenue of the prêt-à-porter division amounted to €120.2 million, recording an increase of 14.6 per cent at current

California-based retailer Pacsun introduced a new logo and branding for its denim ranges with an extensive IRL and virtual campaign to promote its jeans.Figure: California-based retailer Pacsun introduced a new logo and branding for its denim ranges with an extensive IRL and virtual campaign to promote its jeans.Along with 200+ new styles for fall 2022 include a wider array of “anything goes” denims from low-rise to mid-rise, flare, bootcut, cargo, balloon, straight, mom, relaxed and beyond. Tre

From times immemorial, generations remodel the world in its own reflection, ranging from kitchen to keyboards to knowledge. For instance, in post-world war times, the “Greatest Generation” and the “Baby Boomers”, triggered a revolutionary change in how the Americans planned for their family budget. In recent time, research led by Michigan State University underscored how Millennials, now the world’s largest generational demographic, is transforming the customer experience along with the supply c

The Fast Retailing Group’s revenue increased and profit rose significantly in the first nine months of fiscal 2022 (FY22) from September 1, 2021 to May 31, 2022, with consolidated revenue rising to ¥1.7651 trillion (+3.9 per cent yoy) and operating profit rising to ¥271.0 billion (+19.0 per cent yoy). It also recorded finance income net of costs of ¥78.1 billion.“This was due to the recording of a ¥77.8 billion foreign-exchange gain on foreign-currency denominated assets and other items after th

Recently 5 new sustainable, carbon-negative, plant-based technologies for fabrics have just been launched on the market. Allie Sutton, CEO of Moonlight Technologies who launched these innovative technologies, is working to change the future of fashion.“I thought there has to be a different technology to ease the pain, one that doesn’t require throwing away single use items such as gloves and gowns,” says Allie Sutton. “There should be a technology where the virus dies instead of the fabric.”Figu

European fashion apparel retailers are renovating their IT capabilities to keep up with changing consumer behavior trends.With these retail technologies, they will implement novel shopping experiences that allow for amenities like social commerce, voice commerce, curbside pickup, and home delivery.Figure: Retailers are teaming up with service providers to employ stores as mini fulfillment centers for digital orders.Retailers that are based in northern and western Europe are undergoing a digital

Searches for boxer shorts are up 130 per cent, and it’s not just the boys who are buying in.Boxers– the loose cotton-poplin kind, not the skin-tightLove Islandkind – have become part of the fashion set’s summer holiday uniform. Worn with abralette, they are less lad’s underwear drawer and more EmRata. Throw a matching shirt over the top and they’re the cool girl’s answer to beachwear.Although the louche pyjama shorts set is arguably best worn with salty hair and sun-kissed skin – plus a Campari

The Chinese government plans to support200 demonstration smart manufacturing factories in a variety of sectors like textiles, apparel, home appliances, consumer electronics, food, and medicine. It also aspires to develop 50 demonstration cities that will help accomplish notable digitalisation progress, product variety, quality, and branding.The smart manufacturing is part of a new roadmap unveiled by China toaccelerate the digitalisation of the consumer goods industry in a move to support the as

Katie Holmes’s girl next door style has taken a U-turn in the best way possible. People sat up and paid attention when she got a nose piercing, then came the cut-out dresses, followed by atrouser-less party look. She’s held onto her grown-up staples, like jeans and investment bags, but has been having fun playing with the odd fashion curveball.The actor’s sassy summer is clearly just getting started. Stepping out in New York at the weekend, she wore breezy black trousers with ultra-wide legs –si

All products featured on British Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.There’s nothing Brits love to do more than discuss the weather. Oh, and complain about it. Whether it’s the rain being too wet or the sun being too sunny, chatting all things meteorological is a national pastime. Chances are you’ve already had a conversation with at least one person about the UK’s impending heatwave.READ M