​TrusTrace has announced a new funding round with the business benefitting from a $24 million growth injection from new and existing investors.

Men's fashion was redefined on the second day of Paris Fashion Week, with the playful inventiveness of the young Botter brand and Lemaire's passionate and meticulous work on cuts and silhouettes.

Chloé, Alaïa and Dunhill owner Richemont has reported its results for Q3 — the all-important ‘Golden Quarter’ — with sales up by 4% on a reported basis to €5.593 billion, or 8% at constant exchange rates (CER).

Grace Wales Bonner looked to America this season in a collection inspired by time spent researching in Howard University in Washington, staged in the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers.

Positive news on fashion’s commitment to creating a circular economy. A new study by Aquapak Polymers reveals 12% of sector businesses expect to be fully circular within one to two years with 34% in two to three years.

On Wednesday in Paris there was a significant contrast in styles at lunchtime, from the Café Society chic of Givenchy, to the After 3AM energy of Egonlab. We witnessed both expressions.

Luxury stock investors are facing the risk of more bad news as the likes of Burberry Group and Hugo Boss fell short of already reined-in expectations and economic data from China dents chances of a near-term rebound.

​Premium bags brand Radley London shrugged off the spending woes of the Christmas period and has reported like-for-like sales up 4% in the key nine-week season.

​Vivere — the Savannah Miller and Damian Hopkins-founded UK womenswear brand — has named Laura Corrigan-Conway as its new Managing Director, starting this month. 

​Mulberry Group issued a brief trading statement on Wednesday and it showed lower sales for the 13 weeks ended 30 December, but there were some bright spots in a mainly bleak report.

New York-based Rag & Bone announced on Tuesday the appointment of Robert Geller as head of menswear design. 

Go west young man, go west. Pharrell Williams did Tuesday - inventing a modern Wild West wardrobe in his latest collection for Louis Vuitton, staged in weather conditions worthy of Montana in winter. 

The first wave of openings includes names such as Bvlgari, Cartier, Casper, Chloé, Gucci, Lanvin, and Palm Angels.

Martino Pessina has already taken up his post as CEO of the textile discounter, a position that has been vacant since the autumn. He succeeds Tjeerd Jegen, who left in October to join bicycle manufacturer Accell.

Jonathan Anderson playfully subverted the codes of next winter’s menswear by showing male models wearing sensual black tights, while Giorgio Armani and Dhruv Kapoor blended sportswear and couture with brio.

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