Fashion

France’s Hermès opens craft-inspired store in Nagoya, Japan

Hermès is delighted to announce the opening of its new store in The Landmark Nagoya Sakae on 11 June 2026. The store is inspired by Japanese culture and textile...

Turn heads this summer with bold party outfit choices

It’s nearly the end of June. The season is “summering” in all her glory, giving us plenty of...

The rise of septum rings in modern fashion culture

Have you noticed the tiny piece of jewellery demanding so much attention these days? Small in size but...

China’s retail sales fall for first time in over three years

China's retail sales declined in May for the first time in more than three years, underscoring persistent weakness...

Apparel News in Brief for May, 2026

Bangladesh exports rebound in April after eight-month decline Bangladesh’s merchandise exports rebounded strongly in April, ending eight consecutive months...
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France’s Hermès opens craft-inspired store in Nagoya, Japan

Hermès is delighted to announce the opening of its new store in The Landmark Nagoya Sakae on 11 June 2026. The store is inspired...

The rise of septum rings in modern fashion culture

Have you noticed the tiny piece of jewellery demanding so much attention these days? Small in size but bold in impact, the septum ring...

China’s retail sales fall for first time in over three years

China's retail sales declined in May for the first time in more than three years, underscoring persistent weakness in domestic consumption despite strong export...

France’s Hermès opens craft-inspired store in Nagoya, Japan

Hermès is delighted to announce the opening of its new store in The Landmark Nagoya Sakae on 11 June 2026. The store is inspired...

Why Fashion Keeps Returning to Stripes 

The Apparel Digest Report Fashion trends move quickly, but striped shirts somehow keep surviving every cycle. Casual or formal, relaxed or sharp, they adapt easily...

Brands and recyclers accelerate textile waste solutions under new global rules

Major fashion brands, including Zara, H&M, Primark, and Uniqlo, are expanding textile-to-textile recycling initiatives as new circularity regulations place greater responsibility on brands to...
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