Canadian rapper Tommy Genesis fronts the campaign for the collection that will be available at Bershka stores in Europe.

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Mexican and British editions of the magazine feature Estrella Vazquez on the cover in December

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Until recently, it cost nothing to visit Santa Claus. But in 2019, he is not just pricey, he’s also overbooked.

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The entrepreneur and father of snowboarding had revealed his illness to his staff 12 days ago.

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Victoria’s Secret exec confirms the fashion show has been axed.

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Brands are looking for ways to make hosiery and undergarments sustainable, but technical challenges stand in the way.

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In his first public appearance after leaving Calvin Klein, he discusses his past, present, future and love for television series in Antwerp.

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Germany’s Mercedes-Maybach has joined the ranks of automakers with ultra-sports utility vehicles serving wealthy consumers who prefer higher rides than offered by saloons or sedans.

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The Swedish fashion giant has completed a pilot project, using software and 3-D scanning, to create jeans that can be individually sized for customers. The service will go into use later next year.

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Optimism for growth overseas is reflected in maneuvers abroad involving real estate, stores and manpower.

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The German sports giant’s new Oxford Street space comes with immersive fittings rooms and a mobile app for requesting product sizes. Adidas’s chief sales officer explains the strategy behind the investment.

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Launching today, the line is available in sizes 10 to 24.

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Magazines wrapping to explore alternatives like recycled plastic from PCR waste, biodegradable bio-based content, paper or naked mailing.

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The payments company pushes into shopping.

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News of Richemont’s latest fashion brand launch, combined with a management shake-up within its fashion division, could signal a dramatic change in direction for the group that has typically focused on hard luxury goods.

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Lucinda Chambers and Serena Hood have joined forces to launch Collagerie, a global online retail proposition based on product discovery and careful curation.

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All employees will be eligible for 18 weeks of parental leave at full pay, and can do shorter work weeks for four weeks after they return.

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NEW YORK – From product creation to marketing, attracting luxury buyers today is more about creating a story and experience that consumers can buy into than strictly selling.

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