Latest Fashion News
Safilo Extends Eyewear Licensing with Victoria Beckham to 2035
Safilo Group and Victoria Beckham announced a new 10-year global licensing agreement for eyewear design, manufacturing, and distribution until December 2035. The full range, including optical and sun collections, will launch for Spring/Summer 2026 in January 2026. This deal underscores Safilo's expanding portfolio in fashion eyewear.
EssilorLuxottica Renews Burberry Eyewear Partnership
EssilorLuxottica and Burberry renewed their licensing agreement for developing, producing, and globally distributing Burberry eyewear. The extension strengthens their long-standing collaboration in the luxury eyewear market. It ensures continued innovation in Burberry's eyewear lines.
Safilo Renews Carolina Herrera Eyewear Deal Until 2031
Safilo Group and Carolina Herrera renewed their global licensing for eyewear design, manufacturing, and distribution until 2031. This follows their existing agreement expiring on December 31, 2025. The partnership highlights ongoing commitment to Herrera's fashion eyewear.
Shein Releases First U.S. Trends Report for 2025
Shein's inaugural U.S. Trends Report reveals women's apparel, especially tops in black, white, and multicolored designs, dominated purchases nationwide. Shoppers favored versatile, comfortable pieces with accessories like minimal jewelry and practical items. Regional styles emphasized ease, layering, and problem-solving products.
Indian Clothing Emerges as Global Fashion Trend
Indian fashion, including saree-inspired gowns and kurtas, is influencing Paris runways and New York streetwear due to celebrities, social media, and cultural appreciation. Designers blend traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics at international fashion weeks. Weddings and sustainability further boost its global appeal.
Matthieu Blazy Debuts at Chanel with Futuristic Collection
Matthieu Blazy's first Chanel collection at the Grand Palais referenced house history under a galaxy backdrop, signaling a shift toward future-oriented silhouettes. It marked a major creative director change in luxury fashion. The debut refreshed expectations for Spring/Summer 2026.
Proenza Schouler Designers Debut at Loewe with Deconstructed Sportswear
Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough debuted at Loewe with experimental deconstructed sportswear featuring asymmetrical lines, leather, and bold colors. This American-inflected vision launched a new chapter for the Spanish house. It highlighted 2025's wave of creative overhauls.
Jonathan Anderson Takes Over Dior with Reinvented Classics
Jonathan Anderson's appointment as Dior's Creative Director led to a Spring/Summer 2026 collection reimagining Bar jackets, Lady Dior bags, and introducing bunny shoes. It turned traditional codes on their heads amid industry resets. The move was one of 2025's biggest fashion news.
Labubu Accessories Spark Viral Craze in 2025
Labubu became the accessory of the year, fueling competitive fervor after 2024's bag charm revival. Love them or not, they defined viral fashion moments. This trend captured the expressive runways and social media buzz of the year.
French Customs Cite Shein for Product Safety Violations
Nearly 25% of Shein's non-textile items failed French safety and labeling standards in inspections of over 320,000 packages, including counterfeits and unsafe toys. EU scrutiny intensifies on Shein, Temu, and others despite strong sales. Shein claims issues stem from few packages and has bolstered controls.
Luxury Houses Overhaul Creative Directors Amid Tough Year
2025 saw creative changes at Chanel, Dior, Gucci, and others as brands addressed inflation-weary consumers. Debsuts like Michael Rider at Celine brought preppy revivals and experimental directions. This reset promises refreshing Spring/Summer 2026 seasons.
India Unlikely to Extend Duty-Free Cotton Imports Beyond 2025
India's government is unlikely to extend duty-free cotton imports past December 31, 2025, despite textile industry pleas for stability amid global disruptions. Priorities include farmer protection via higher MSP procurement. This could impact raw material costs for spinners.