This year's summer sales have given our wardrobes a cause for celebration.
From Harrods to Selfridges, the bargains have been thrown around left, right and centre and we've caused some serious damage to our bank balances as a result.
Sorry to add salt to the wound, but the financial carnage is about to get worse, as esteemed footwear brand Manolo Blahnik has unveiled its first ever online sale.
Ralph Lauren is channelling the look of its iconic polo shirts into sets of face masks, which are expected to launch in the next few months.
The American brand has designed two types of face coverings; a cloth mask and a high filtration mask.
The former comprises anti-microbial treated cotton that helps prevent bacteria from getting inside your mouth, while the latter has a filter attached, which can filter up to 95 per cent of the particles in the air. The filters can also be removed and fitted with new ones.
The best part about the Ralph Lauren masks is that they're offered in a slew of cool materials, and they all feature the brand's iconic polo logo.
During a time in which where we call home plays a crucial role in our lives, it was fitting that Dior’s Italian creative director should offer the house’s Cruise show as a tribute to her motherland.
Held in the Piazza de Duomo in Lecce, a small town in Puglia - the region where the designer’s father was born and Chiuri spent much of her childhood - the French fashion house staged a closed-door catwalk last night which was broadcast live to millions across the globe.
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Primark's haircare range with the Kardashian and Hadid's hairstylist, Andrew Fitzsimons, is now here.
The line features just three heated hair tools; a high-performance hairdryer, straighteners and a curling wand, all in a millennial pink hue.
And the best part is that all three of the products are just £12.
Speaking about his latest collaboration with Primark, 32-year-old Fitzsimons said: "People often ask me how they can create the looks I deliver for my clients at an affordable price point. Now, I’ve created a haircare range that will do just that."
15-time Grammy Award-winning artist, producer, actress, and New York Times best-selling author, Alicia Keys is now launching a lifestyle brand.
Whilst Keys herself famously goes make-up free, the new collaboration with affordable beauty brand e.l.f will marry the performer's holistic daily practices with dermatologist-developed and cruelty-free products.
The range - which so far doesn't have a name - is expected to drop next year.
Artistic Director of Louis Vuitton menswear, Virgil Abloh, showcased his fifth collection for the brand last night in Shanghai.
In a first for the brand, garments for the SS21 show were made using deadstock textiles and previous seasons’ clothing.
Out of the entire show, only two ensembles were made of new material. 25 other looks featured recycled material and another 25 showcased items lifted from previous Vuitton shows, which were selected according to the design team’s favourite past looks.
If you follow any street fashion pages on TikTok or Instagram, you’ll know that Chinese people are absolutely slaying the fashion game right now.
Popular streetwear accounts often document the drip (that’s slang for swag which is slang for cool sartorial choices) and recently there’s been a wave of appreciation for those who are dressed to the nines. One lesbian couple who were spotted serving looks went viral for their constant dedication to the fashion ensemble. Yanwen Zhang and her girlfriend Jiayu Wu went viral on Twitter last week after a person shared a TikTok video of the couple’s looks for the week.
According to msn.com British fashion retailer Ted Baker is reportedly poised to axe one quarter of its workforce as it grapples with turmoil on the High Street.
The company is said to be planning to lay off 500 of its 2,000 UK staff.
Sales have suffered a blow during coronavirus and the firm slumped to a £79.9m loss in the year to January.
In a move to drum up cash, Ted Baker sold its London headquarters, The Ugly Brown Building, for £78.8m in March and launched a £95m share sale last month.
Of the jobs to be cut, 200 will be at its headquarters and 300 from its retail workforce, according to The Sunday Times.
It is the latest major firm to announce job cuts in the wake of the pandemic.
Top luxury brands, including Chanel and Louis Vuitton, have increased prices of some of their most coveted products as they seek to make up for sales lost during weeks of coronavirus lockdowns.
High-end houses have all reported brisk business in South Korea and the key Chinese market, where shops began to reopen in March, partly offsetting a slump in Europe and the United States - where restrictions are only just starting to be lifted.
