Department stores continued to perform well due to strong demand from overseas visitors, but low-priced retailers didn’t fare as well.

The Victoria’s Secret parent has had a rough year after switching up its approach under the direct guidance of Leslie Wexner.

L Brands September comparable sale show a trend of slowing sales and eroding margins.

Urban Outfitters chief executive officer Frank Conforti told investors that the namesake brand’s performance is being offset by a deceleration at Anthropologie.

L Brand’s said its August sales increased, but warned that September would be flat.

Sales increases at Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer helped Oxford Industries beat analyst estimates for the second quarter.

DSW reported a drop in profits, but a jump in sales as athletic fashion shoes continue to stay in trend.

The Buckle continues to see its sales drop as the retail has decided to lower its price points and cut back on inventory.

Stein Mart Inc. reported that total sales increased for the second quarter even as same-store sales declined.

Gap tried to be upbeat about the slim improvement in Gap Global sales for July, but that’s where the good news ended.

The company recorded a sales increase of 2 percent for July, but warns that August will be flat.

The retailer’s sales beat market estimates as traffic improved especially at Old Navy.

Neiman Marcus reported its third consecutive drop in sales as tourists hurt gateway stores and oil patch problems hurt the Texas stores.

Urban Outfitters warned of weak second-quarter sales as it formerly filed its first-quarter earnings.

Cherokee’s sales increased slightly, but the earnings missed analyst estimates and the company said it plans on more acquisitions.