The fast-fashion retailer has launched its first “circular” collection.

The brand is already part of the online retailer’s beauty assortment for other countries, including the U.K., France and Italy.

The latest retail casualty of the coronavirus.

The Pride-themed collections and community-driven initiatives that are supporting the LGBTQ community.

The retailer will now let online shoppers dress models virtually with augmented reality.

The ailing Cath Kidston will shut all of its U.K. stores, with 900 job losses, and become a “digital-led” business, while online fashion retailer Boohoo had a bumper year.

Today’s unruly crop of eco-labels are puzzling customers and proving too expensive and time-consuming for manufacturers to apply for. But as the sustainability certification sector evolves, solutions are emerging.

The British government has pledged 750 million pounds to charities, while businesses are moving to mitigate the impact of COVID-19.

Meanwhile, fashion companies and brands fret over the coronavirus.

London-based salons and a diffusion line with more affordable price points are just two of the ways.

The model, activist and blogger had worked for Rihanna, Tommy Hilfiger, Asos and Olay, among others.

With all the talk of inclusion, fashion isn’t measuring up for tall girls.

Camille Perry and Holly Wright met while at Topshop and have plied their years of experience into the new collection.

The latest collab showcases skimpy bikinis and other swimwear pieces that can be worn in or out of the water.

It is unclear yet whether the maternity apparel retailer will close more stores. Meanwhile, the online maternity apparel market is growing.