The opening was delayed due to COVID-19, and the attached studio’s opening is delayed even further.

In the second part of its series, and with equal employment opportunities now a focus, leading firms in fashion, beauty and retail hold up a looking glass to diversity within their companies.

The deal is expected to close in the second quarter of fiscal year 2020 with Mirror continuing to operate as a stand-alone firm within Lululemon.

The retailer fell short on both top and bottom line results last quarter. But executives say it’s only temporary.

But the fashion market is still in disarray and investors are forced to feel their way forward more than usual.

After a promising rebound in the job market, Lululemon, PVH and others will further illuminate the fashion scene with quarterly updates.

The retailer opens a new store in the Asian territory, even as locations in North America and Europe remain closed and concerns over the coronavirus continue to spread globally.

That’s good news for (some) retailers.

The retailer’s former art director helped broadcast the shirt along social media. But the company says it’s not a Lululemon product.

A successor has not yet been named.

In fact, the athletic apparel and accessories company might emerge from the pandemic with relatively fewer losses than other retailers.

The fitness industry and freelance instructors in particular have been hit hard by the closure of gyms and stores. But they were quick to reinvent themselves and keep demand for active wear and online workouts high.

Associates will receive pay through June 1. Meanwhile, the athletic apparel retailer’s senior leadership team will take a 20-percent pay cut.

But is it enough to keep activewear and fitness brands afloat during the crisis?

But the effects of the coronavirus Stateside are yet to be seen.