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  • Sainsbury’s bets on style with plans for a new online fashion marketplace

    May 21, 2023

    Sainsbury’s is reportedly planning to launch a new online marketplace for high street fashion brands in a move which will pile pressure on department stores like John Lewis. Looking to diversify its product range whilst capitalising on a strong web traffic presence – and vast distribution networks – Sainsbury’s is looking to stock a range [...]

  • Yeezy win? Adidas to sell trainers from axed Kanye deal – and donate proceeds to charity

    May 12, 2023

    Adidas plans to sell trainers from its axed partnership with the US rapper Kanye West and donate some of the money to charity. The German sportswear giant announced it was ending production of Yeezy branded products with “immediate effect” at the end of October after West made antisemitic remarks on social media and in interviews.  [...]

  • Radio star: The incredible story of the Panerai diving watch almost lost to the sea

    April 26, 2023

    In the nineties, you didn’t have Patagonia gilets, quarter-zip sweaters or Logan Roy logo-less baseball caps – you had ‘oversize’ watches. They were status symbols you could drive right into the boardroom, unlike your 911, and style statements to mark you out in a sea of suits.  The sea is an appropriate metaphor, as the ur [...]

  • Top women’s watches, from Cartier to Jaeger-LeCoultre and Chanel

    April 25, 2023

    It’s been an incredible Spring for wristwear and women have been catered for impressively by the giants of horology. Here are some of our favourite women’s watches hitting stores now. CARTIER BAIGNOIRE ALLONGÉE  This latest Baignoire looks simple (the Francophone among you are correct: it really is named after its bath-like shape) but its creation [...]

  • What’s ticking: All the latest watch news, from Geneva and beyond

    April 25, 2023

    Aston Martin and Girard-Perregaux prove it ain’t easy being British-Racing green, Dr Rebecca Struthers makes a similarly convincing ‘case’ for British watchmaking, while George Bamford doubles down in W1K. A round-up of the coolest new watches. A brief biography of time Books on clocks and watches are usually authored by men of a certain age [...]

  • From a surprising new Rolex to a Muppet in the month window

    April 24, 2023

    Cross the (tastefully appointed) maximum-security threshold of Watches and Wonders and the hierarchy is instantly apparent. There’s Patek Philippe with its parked-up spaceship, conveying its blue-blooded, dyed-in-the-metal pedigree.  And then there are 30-something other Swiss watchmakers all clamouring to make a noise in the revitalised, post-Covid white noise of horological newness.  This is an industry [...]

  • Working 9 to 17: Patek Philippe’s stunning Calatrava Travel Time

    April 24, 2023

    A 24-hour-display dial takes a bit of adjustment to read as instantly as your usual 12-hour. But not as long as you’d think.  Patek Philippe’s Calatrava Travel Time was the blue-eyed posterboy of the resurgent Watches and Wonders event, Geneva’s luxury watchmaking fair, which took place earlier this month.  A consolidation of the now-defunct ‘Baselworld’ [...]

  • Dame Mary Quant: British fashion designer who popularised the mini skirt dies aged 93

    April 13, 2023

    Fashion designer Dame Mary Quant, who was widely credited with popularising the mini skirt, has died at the age of 93, her family said.  The British fashion designer died peacefully at her home in Surrey on Thursday morning, a statement from her family to the PA news agency said.  A statement released on behalf of her family [...]

  • Gwyneth Paltrow: What her ‘courtcore’ appearance says about dressing for your trial

    April 4, 2023

    I’m going to bet that most of you have never followed a trial at Utah’s 3rd District Court in Park City before. You had probably never even heard of Kent R. Holmberg, a 65-year-old judge appointed to the bench six years ago. But last week Judge Holmberg’s courtroom was the setting for a civil suit [...]

  • In The Style: Shares slump to new lows as retailer forced to sell business to avoid collapse

    March 7, 2023

    In The Style has seen its share price slump 5.3 per cent this morning, after the embattled fast fashion brand revealed that it was forced to sell its business to avoid administration.  The fast fashion retailer, which was once valued at £105m when it floated on the London Stock Exchange, said it has received a [...]

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