Apparel Group has appointed Triptii Dimri as the first brand ambassador for Victoria's Secret India, fronting the Summer Signature and Cool Air campaigns.
The collections highlight everyday comfort, breathable fabrics, and stylish sleepwear.
The move supports the brand’s rapid India expansion, stronger omnichannel presence, and deeper connection with young, fashion-conscious consumers.
H&M unveils its new Stella McCartney collaboration, launching May 7, marking 20 years since their first partnership.
Blending archive-inspired designs with modern signatures, the collection features tailored pieces, statement prints and accessories.
With a strong focus on recycled and organic materials, it reflects McCartney’s legacy of innovation, sustainability and timeless style.
Kering has partnered with ICCF and will take a minority stake to support the growth of ICICLE.
The collaboration combines ICCF’s insight into China’s luxury market with Kering’s expertise in craftsmanship and brand building.
Backed by Kering’s House of Wonders initiative, the deal aims to expand ICICLE internationally and broaden its product range.
Bershka, part of Inditex, has launched its first store in Delhi at Pacific Mall, taking its India presence to three outlets.
The 650 sq m space showcases its latest retail concept with open layouts, industrial aesthetics, and self-checkout.
Targeting youth, the brand blends fashion, music, and culture through its BSK Teen and Men’s and Women’s lines.
Kering has unveiled ‘ReconKering’, a strategic roadmap to restore brand desirability, strengthen execution, and drive long-term growth amid a transforming luxury market.
The plan focuses on core luxury values while adapting to new technologies and consumer trends.
Key brands like Gucci and Saint Laurent will refine strategies, while ‘Kering Next’ will explore new areas.
Gap Inc., led by Richard Dickson, has launched The Doris Fisher Creators Program with the Fashion Institute of Technology to mentor students in fashion careers.
Starting Fall 2026, the programme will offer structured mentorship, industry exposure, and networking for select students, honouring Doris Fisher and strengthening pathways from education to careers.
John Lewis has appointed Jacqui Markham as fashion creative director, overseeing own-brand womenswear, menswear and childrenswear.
She joins from Whistles and succeeds Queralt Ferrer.
The move strengthens investment in design, quality and relevance, alongside digital growth, Oxford Street refurbishments, exclusive collaborations and an expanded line-up of global fashion brands.
Hermes has reported revenue of €4.1 billion (~$4.84 billion) in Q1 2026, up 6 per cent at constant exchange rates, though down 1 per cent reported due to currency impact.
Growth was led by the Americas, Japan and Europe.
Leather goods and textiles performed strongly, while retail sales rose 7 per cent.
Despite geopolitical pressures, the group remains confident, supported by strong demand.
BOSS will become Official Lifestyle Outfitter of the Australian Open from 2027, marking a key step in its sport and culture strategy.
The brand will dress up to 4,000 staff and elevate on- and off-court style through tailored looks, activations and merchandise, strengthening its global presence in tennis while redefining the tournament’s visual identity.
Burberry’s High Summer 2026 campaign captures Britain’s nostalgic lido culture through a sunlit film featuring Simone Ashley and Tom Blyth.
Blending heritage check with pastel tones, the collection spans swimwear, relaxed tailoring, raffia bags and lightweight layers, evoking effortless, poolside summer style.
Directed by Francis Plummer, the campaign reflects a warm, communal British summer mood.