
Harrods is clearly not suffering from the cloud hanging over many of its sector peers further down the price chain and like luxury rivals Selfridges and Harvey Nichols, luxury and tourist spending has sent profits up.
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Harrods is clearly not suffering from the cloud hanging over many of its sector peers further down the price chain and like luxury rivals Selfridges and Harvey Nichols, luxury and tourist spending has sent profits up.
Andreas Kronthaler dreamt up an insouciant spring collection for the house of Vivienne Westwood on Saturday, which nonetheless opened the door to gentle subversion.
After crossing the 60,000 visitor milestone in September 2017, thanks to a 7.5% increase in attendance, the Première Vision Paris trade show experienced an 8.3% drop in visitors this year.
The UK luxury sector needs to understand the changing dynamics of the luxury consumer and to react to the way affluent consumers now want to shop and that means embracing technology, a new Walpole report says.
British consumers continue to be cautious as the news on Brexit shows a no-deal EU exit could happen in a few months’ time, the latest GfK UK consumer confidence index showed on Friday.
Next’s CEO may have been a big supporter of Brexit but he is concerned about what will happen next March and that the prospect of a no-deal EU exit could drive prices up and lead to problems at ports.
Oasis and Warehouse are gearing for greater growth with new and upgraded shopping apps and the two sister retail chains announcing a profits surge.
Unilever executives remain confident that shareholders will back a move to base a new single headquarters in the Netherlands as they launched a charm offensive on Tuesday to win over opponents.
If a man is tired of London he is tired of life, Samuel Johnson once wrote. But it was hard to be anything other than excited by this long weekend of London fashion, with designers offering some brilliant ideas.
The great and the good – or at least about 80 of them – waited patiently Tuesday at Number 10 Downing Street to hear Theresa May at a reception to celebrate British fashion and international trade.