The German activewear brand posted first-quarter declines in both net earnings and sales.
The retailer said warmer temperatures have led to a rebound in May and it has initiatives in place for continued success as the year progresses.
A sale of part or all of Sears Canada would be the last cash-generating tactic by Edward Lampert to shore up the retailer’s weakening balance sheet.
The company is eyeing technology as a way to increase customer acquisition efforts.
Two years after the firm’s failed bid for Avon Products Inc., the two companies have found a way to do business with each other.
She replaces Oz editor in chief Alison Brown, who was tapped to helm the magazine last summer.
Former Louis Vuitton designer is named artistic director at Parisian brand.
Managing editor Dean Baquet to take the top job at the paper.
The designer has been quietly working as a consultant on beauty projects with L’Etoile for the last few months.
The veteran men’s sweater designer joins DDK International as vice president of design.
In the quarter ended March 31, the company registered a 13.3 percent drop in operating profits.
Firm creates four product groups, each with a president.
The new materials collection will be showcased in an ad campaign titled “Never Hide What You’re Made Of.”
The Italian government allocated 2 million euros, or $2.7 million, to support Firenze Hometown of Fashion in the Tuscan city.
This will also be the first men’s collection designed by creative director Jeremy Scott.
The shorter boardshort is the leading style of the resort season in a variety of heritage surfing prints, including florals, tie dyes and batik patterns.
Bellaiche has been appointed senior vice president of strategy and business development.
Set against the blue sky and pale sand of Malibu, Calif., fall’s daytime dressing goes glamorous in lush florals and textured silks.