Stella McCartney is celebrating Earth Month and has just launched a Future of Fashion innovation installation at its 23 Old Bond Street flagship in London – “platforming the luxury pioneer’s legacy today and next-gen materials of tomorrow, including the brand’s most sustainable collection ever”, the Summer 2025 offer. Stella McCartney Summer 2025 “Led by a…
AllSaints continues its UK expansion with two new store openings this month, at London’s St Pancras station and Meadowhall shopping centre in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. The just-opened St Pancras store is located on the ground floor of one of London’s busiest transport hubs, home to the Eurostar and a gateway to international travel, it said,…
One brand shaking things up in the booming world of essential beauty supplements is Sisterly, which has been staging pop-ups and activations from London to LA. Last month, it debuted in Harrods’s beauty section alongside brands like Armani and Augustinus Bader. Uber model Jade Parfait, a huge fan, starred in Sisterly’s campaign, which was shot…
Neous, the British luxury shoes and bags specialist, has opened a springtime concession inside Selfridges, London, with the space created in collaboration with design studio Monument. Vanissa Antonious in the Neous pop-up The “immersive ‘Home-from-Home’ concession [is] a milestone for the London-based brand’s physical presence,” we’re told. It showcases the latest spring/summer and high summer…
Translated by Nazia BIBI KEENOO Published March 17, 2025 Founded in 1866 by Matías Pujadas in Mallorca, Carmina Shoemaker has evolved into a globally recognized artisanal footwear brand. Now in its sixth generation, the family-led business reached €20 million in revenue in 2024. “We are five siblings, a family business, and we want to keep…
Fast-fashion giant Shein has finally said that yes, it is planning a stock exchange listing and while it didn’t specifically say it would be in London, it hasn’t ruled it out. Bloomberg Shein’s listing ambitions have long been talked about and its original focus was New York. However, the welcome for a Chinese-linked company there…
The Yellow Bittern, an 18-seat restaurant and bookstore near King’s Cross station, hardly looks like the most divisive lunch spot in London. It feels more like the farmhouse of a retired professor: Customers ring a bell to enter, then hang their coats on pegs by the door, while pots of Irish stew simmer in the…