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Nobody’s Child digital chief exits for Dubai-based Squatwolf

Nobody’s Child’s e-commerce and digital director Chris Bishop has quit the fast-growing fashion retailer to take up the role of e-commerce director at Dubai-based sportswear company Squatwolf. Squatwolf Bishop vacated his position last month having been with Nobody’s Child September 2022. In a LinkedIn post, he said: “After three transformative growth years, it’s time to […]

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M&S CEO Stuart Machin sees 39% pay rise to $9.6 million in 2024/25

By Reuters Published June 2, 2025 British retailer Marks & Spencer’s CEO Stuart Machin received a 39% increase in total compensation, rising to £7.1 million ($9.6 million) for the year ended March 2025, according to the company’s annual filing on Monday. Reuters The pay rise was primarily driven by performance-linked awards, which surged 74% to

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Bags brand Radley losses narrow, plans targeted US price rises due to tariffs

Radley — or more accurately parent company Laddie Topco — has filed its accounts for the year to the end of April 2024 and also said it’s looking at price rises in the face of new US tariffs. Radley Turnover at the bags and leather goods brand fell to £71.9 million from £77.3 million, although

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Astrid & Miyu to open Cosmic Airstream pop-ups

British jewellery brand Astrid & Miyu, which is known for its customisable and stackable designs, is prepping for the launch of its first-ever Cosmic Airstream trailer pop-up, what it says is “a unique pop-up experience celebrating the arrival of the new Birthstone Collection and expanding charms category”. Astrid & Miyu It’s happening in London and

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Weird fish has strong 2024, performance continues into 2025

Sustainable fashion brand Weird Fish continues to report strong results with the company having filed its 2024 figures and also saying that Q1 2025 saw sales jumping 16% to £9.7 million. Weird Fish It comes after the company had earlier said that it expected to open 10 new locations in 2025 following its 9% sales

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What Elf’s $1 billion Rhode bet means for the future of celebrity beauty

By Bloomberg Published June 2, 2025 Celebrity beauty is back. Last week, Elf Beauty Inc. agreed to buy Hailey Bieber’s Rhode, whose trademark look is its glossy, dewy skin, for $1 billion. Inside Elf’s Rhode acquisition: Can Hailey Bieber’s brand beat the influencer fatigue? – Rhode The fast-growing U.S. cosmetics company is paying a punchy

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Dior names Jonathan Anderson creative director of women’s, men’s, and haute couture collections

Dior has announced Jonathan Anderson as creative director of women’s, men’s, and haute couture collections, marking the first time in the brand’s history that one designer has handled all three disciplines since the passing of its founder Christian Dior. Jonathan Anderson – Courtesy  “Dior is thrilled to welcome Jonathan Anderson, a visionary creator with a

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Coach’s hit handbag shows how less-expensive luxury is gaining ground

By Bloomberg Published June 1, 2025 Ultra-luxury is losing its luster — and mid-tier competitors are capitalizing. Tabby Bag – Coach Industry bellwether LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, which reported weaker-than-expected sales in the latest quarter, was accused of selling a Dior bag that costs about $60 to make for $2,800. Meanwhile, Tapestry Inc.’s

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American Eagle Outfitters reports bigger-than-expected loss, forecasts downbeat revenue

By Reuters Published June 1, 2025 American Eagle Outfitters second-quarter revenue below estimates after reporting a wider-than-expected quarterly loss on Thursday, due to rising input costs and sluggish demand. American Eagle Shares of the company, which withdrew its fiscal 2025 forecasts earlier this month amid tariff uncertainty, fell about 8% after the bell. Consumers grappling with financial

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Essilorluxottica to buy Optegra eyecare clinics

By Reuters Published June 1, 2025 Essilorluxottica has entered an agreement to buy Optegra ophthalmic clinics from MidEuropa, as the Franco-Italian eyewear group aims to expand in the medical technology industry, the companies said on Friday. Reuters ​Financial details of the transaction, which is expected to close later this year, were not disclosed. The Optegra

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