​The year to early April was a largely good one for luxury group Burberry, despite the undeniable challenges that it faced during the 53-week FY22 period and the pandemic causing problems in China during Q4.

The American luxury brand steeped in classic glamour has launched several partnerships geared toward new audiences in recent months. 

Millennial and Gen Z locals are forecast to drive luxury market growth in the Asia-Pacific region, according to GlobalData, as internet penetration levels and social media brand engagement increases in the region. 

Italy's Zegna is aiming for revenue above 2 billion euros ($2.1 billion) in the medium term, up from the 1.29 billion euros posted last year, the fashion group said on Tuesday.

​Software-as-a-service e-commerce platform BigCommerce has been named as an official patron of the British fashion Council (BFC).

​Swedish label Filippa K has unveiled its first campaign under its recently appointed Creative Director, Liisa Kessler, who previously designed for Saint Laurent, Chloé and Y/Project.

Farfetch's luxury fashion store Browns has released its AW22 trend report and an overriding theme is a focus on sustainability, while a return to full-on glam party dressing, platform shoes and rebooted denim are key.

Givenchy announced on Monday a collaboration with Disney introducing a limited-edition capsule collection of luxury ready-to-wear designed by creative director Matthew M. Williams.

The Council of Fashion Designers of America made the announcement Monday that Tom Ford was departing the organization. 

The house of Pucci has unveiled the debut campaign featuring the first collection by its new creative director Camille Miceli, shot by photographer Lachlan Bailey during the new collection launch in Capri.

​Amanda Wakeley’s signature luxury fashion business is finally being liquidated having collapsed into administration last May after failing to secure a buyer or extra funding.

Harrods is imposing sanctions on its Russian customers, restricting their spending capacity at the luxury London department store. The retailer will no longer sell them “luxury goods” worth more than £300.

​We’re used to celebrities appearing on the front cover of lots of glossy magazines, but it’s rare that one famous face features on multiple international covers simultaneously.

Tom Ford is stepping down as Chairman of the CFDA, bringing down the curtains on a three-year term at the organization, American fashion’s governing body, in a major suprise.  

Luxury fabric resale platform Nona Source has launched its first UK showroom at The Mills Fabrica in London. The platform re-values deadstock fabrics and leathers from LVMH Fashion & Leather Goods Maisons. 

Maternitywear specialist Bumpsuit has chalked up a couple of firsts, with its first exclusive retail shopping experience in Harrods as well as it being the first time Harrods has hosted a maternity brand on such a scale.