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| Retail The week buzzed with fresh new energy as brands made strong statements, offering wearable yet embellished and masterfully created designs. Prada, Bottega Veneta and Gucci were some of the highlights. By Martino Carrera, Sandra Salibian, Luisa Zargani and Samantha Conti |
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| | | Retail Behind the scenes at the world’s largest collection of tableware. |
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| | | Retail Brian Beitler, the founder of Sune, details the philosophy, progress and future for Sune. |
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| | | Retail Both stores will offer the full range of Jenni Kayne products across apparel, accessories, home, and apothecary and the brand's skin care line, Oak Essentials. |
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| | | Retail The new Paul&Shark flagship, a few steps from Oxford Circus, puts the focus on sustainability and family values. |
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| | | Retail The Dutch company will open six stores in the U.K. by the end of the year, with "about one a month" across Europe through 2024. |
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| | | Retail The retailer recently told some vendors it will extend payment terms to 90 days from the typical 30 days. |
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| | | Retail Titled "British Craft, Made to Last," the pop-ups showcased an edit of Pre-Loved products in Shenzhen and Beijing, and will travel to Shanghai and Nanjing in October. |
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| | | Retail With a new store design and great ambitions for international growth, Kurt Geiger plans to open six stores in the U.S., its largest market globally, next year. |
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