Dutch Eyewear Chain Hans Anders Halts Sale of Meta Glasses, Citing Privacy Concerns
A growing Dutch outcry over the glasses mirrors a broader backlash against smart glasses equipped with cameras.

Luxury houses and independent brands are tapping increased consumer demand for trend-led, sustainable and designer childrenswear.

From online virtual shopping destinations and interactive magical story books to celebrity hot spots, these leading retailers are seizing the growing opportunity in the childrenswear market.

Growth in childrenswear has overtaken that of both menswear and womenswear.

The Children's Place Retail Stores Inc. on Tuesday reported a loss of $13.7 million in its fiscal second quarter.

Frustrated parents are launching apparel startups to upend gender norms.

In the Money! (IHT) "The changes are more profound than just strong sales figures, which, in the end, will be counterbalanced by weak numbers from

Little Luxuries: Designer Apparel for Children is the Next Big Thing (Forbes) "Move over fast fashion collaborations, another way haute designers

Glamorously, Tom Ford Is Back (NY Times) "Explaining why he didn't allow pictures, Mr. Ford said that fashion had become overexposed in recent
A growing Dutch outcry over the glasses mirrors a broader backlash against smart glasses equipped with cameras.
Hearst Magazines International is partnering with Philippine media group AGC Power Holdings to launch the fashion title in November 2027.
The private equity firm is nearing a deal, valued at $9 billion, to sell the UK health and beauty retail business to the Canadian branch of the billionaire Weston family, a source told Bloomberg.
The $150 million plant is the Danish jewellers first outside of Thailand, part of a bid to diversify its manufacturing footprint and boost supply-chain resilience.
The Kering CEO also denied any interest in buying a minority stake in Armani, adding that the group was focusing on other challenges.
The new initiative will explore how the industry can take responsibility for the millions of used and unsold garments exported to secondhand markets around the world.
The UK firm blamed a production error resulting in ‘water seepage’ for the disappearance of its newly launched camera-equipped toothbrush from stores.
‘Sephora at M&S’ will roll out in M&S stores and online starting next spring, with plans to expand to 100 locations by the end of 2028.