Latest Fashion News
Zegna heads to Los Angeles for a major US runway push
Italian menswear label Zegna is preparing a major runway show in Los Angeles as luxury brands increasingly use US events to chase growth. The move signals confidence in its momentum and reflects a wider industry trend of staging high-profile spectacles outside Europe.
Burberry says its turnaround is continuing
Burberry reported a Q3 trading update saying it has “continued to build momentum,” with results described as positive even if not spectacular. The update adds evidence that the British luxury house’s turnaround is still progressing.
JD Sports reports resilient peak trading but warns on the backdrop
JD Sports said its Q4 performance showed “resilient” peak trading despite a difficult consumer environment. The company expects full-year profit to remain in line with expectations, suggesting pressure remains but operations are holding up.
GoldenTree to buy part of Saks Global bankruptcy financing
Bloomberg-reported details cited by FashionNetwork say GoldenTree plans to buy about $200 million of Saks Global’s $1 billion bankruptcy financing. The move highlights continuing stress in luxury and department-store retail financing.
Reju plans its first US textile regeneration centre
Reju announced plans to establish a textile regeneration site in Rochester, New York, extending its recycling ambitions beyond the Netherlands. The project points to rising investment in circular fashion infrastructure in the US.
Platinum Equity reportedly weighs a sale of Hop Lun
FashionNetwork reported that Platinum Equity is considering options for lingerie and swimwear maker Hop Lun, including a possible sale. Any deal would be notable for intimates and swimwear manufacturing tied to global brand supply chains.
Puma extends fashion-sport collaboration with Represent
Puma is continuing its collaboration with UK streetwear brand Represent on basketball-inspired staples. The partnership underscores how sportswear brands are using fashion collaborations to keep cultural relevance and broaden appeal.
Puma signs multi-year global deal with McLaren
Puma will supply team kit to Formula One champions McLaren in a multi-year agreement that also spans IndyCar, World Endurance from 2027, virtual racing, and the all-female F1 Academy series. The deal expands Puma’s presence across motorsport and lifestyle merchandising.
Lenzing appoints Georg Kasperkovitz as CEO
Austrian fibre company Lenzing has named Georg Kasperkovitz as chief executive officer, effective June 1, 2026. Leadership changes at a major materials supplier matter for fashion because they can influence sustainability strategy and fiber sourcing.
Bourrienne Paris X accelerates its digital and international strategy
Bourrienne Paris X, a finalist for the 2025 DHL Prize, is intensifying its digital strategy and international presence. The brand’s next phase suggests smaller luxury labels are leaning on online growth and cross-border reach to scale.
Dfyne opens a new Glasgow headquarters
Scottish gymwear brand Dfyne has opened a 21,623-square-foot headquarters in Glasgow, which it says marks a major milestone only four years after launch. The expansion signals continued demand in activewear and the rise of fast-growing direct-to-consumer fitness brands.
Iris van Herpen exhibition showcases couture in New York
The Brooklyn Museum is hosting “Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses,” displaying more than 140 haute couture pieces from May 16 to December 6, 2026. The exhibition highlights the designer’s influence and keeps couture in the cultural spotlight beyond the runway.