Brazilian organizers look to tweak their shows rather than make wholesale changes.
A stronger Canadian dollar causes uncertainty for shows looking to attract U.S. business.
Australia’s economy is booming, but the fashion sector still has some worries.
Environmental and safety issues are front and center for Asia’s fashion sector.
In Japan, the goal is to offer a unique experience to attendees and exhibitors.
Organizers in Italy continue to add new events and change formats to attract buyers.
A focus on creativity and new categories helps keep the Paris trade show sector strong.
In the face of grim market conditions, British trade shows are relying on intiU.K. trade show organizers trim their offerings to better meet buyers’ needs. macy with their clients for a buoyant season.
After a long day on the show floor, head to these hot spots to relax and recharge.
Jones Apparel Group is saying goodbye to the Anne Klein designer collection and its creative director, Isabel Toledo.
When a liquor brand wants to market to a downtown art crowd instead of the suited-up bottle service set, whom do they call?
Retailers are scrambling to cope with higher energy costs and other economic woes, as well as demanding consumers.
Retailers in the West are banking on merchandise that provides good value to lift the bottom line this holiday season.
Sustainability was a watchword at Luxe Pack Monaco, the packaging trade show held here from Oct. 23 to 26.
Saltaire, a new women’s clothing brand, wants to build a casual luxury business on the store it opened at NorthPark Center here.
More than 1,000 workers at nine Hennes and Mauritz stores in Manhattan have voted to become part of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union.
It’s no secret that Gilles Deacon has been on Diego Della Valle’s radar for months now. First, industry sources said the Italian owner of the Tod’s, Hogan and Fay labels wanted the British designer for his Schiaparelli Collection.
Abbey Doneger, president of The Doneger Group, the global fashion merchandising consulting firm here, cut the ribbon Monday night on the new Henry Doneger Computer Lab at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
With a new owner and a new designer, Ramosport, the French outerwear company known for its chic utilitarian aesthetic, is looking to the future.
As the sounds of the Sixties and Seventies pulsed through the James Christie Room at Christie’s, the famed auction house played host Friday night to a fashion show to kick off the buildup to its Nov. 30 Rock and Pop Memorabilia sale.
In a nod to the Seventies, sun-faded, high-waisted denim and beachy tops are keeping things mellow this spring.
Ahead of the holiday season, retailers reported disappointing earnings on Tuesday, hurt by unseasonable weather and economic uncertainty.
Agnes b., the Gallic rock-edged sportswear brand, has arrived in Paris’ “Golden Triangle,” the upscale shopping district between the Champs-Elysées and the Seine river.
Sears Holdings Corp. said it bought about a 13.7 percent stake in Restoration Hardware Inc. and is considering acquiring the company, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing late on Monday.
Saks Inc. posted robust third-quarter earnings on strong same-store sales, with officials confident in a healthy luxury sector for the fourth quarter but, at the same time, acknowledging a “challenging macroenvironment.”
Giorgio Armani and his buddy Julia Roberts have joined to design a special Emporio Armani (Product) Red bracelet that will be sold online at emporioarmani.com starting on World AIDS Day, Dec. 1.
The global economy is projected to lose momentum in the final quarter of this year in all regions, a survey from the International Chamber of Commerce and IFO Institute said.