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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 8
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Drapers
- Top 1M sites
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- Jul 24, 2026
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How Terry de Havilland’s father-son duo are preserving 1970s glamour for a new era (opens the original)
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Known as the rock ‘n’ roll shoe brand from the 1970s, Terry de Havilland continues to carve out a name for itself among the influx of footwear brands in the market today. Originally founded by Terry de Havilland, who was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award by Drapers in 2010 and died at the age of 81 in December 2019, the brand is now led by his nephew and managing director Darren Spurling (pictured below, right), alongside his son and operations director Josh Spurling. Based in Newcas
Founder’s Dairy: How Sisterly Tribe’s Kristin Hars plans to grow the Swedish brand (opens the original)
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Kristin Hars wanted to create a brand that created pieces that could move “seamlessly” between fitness classes such as yoga and pilates, to everyday life errands. This formed the basis of the women’s activewear brand Sisterly Tribe. Hars launched the Stockholm-based label in 2021, and it is built on ballet-inspired layers, casualwear and activewear pieces. The offer spans balloon pants, merino wool cardigans, leggings and halter bras, with retail prices starting from £52 for ribbed seamless shor
Introducing the Drapers app (opens the original)
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The app is available to download from the Apple App and Google Play Store, where Drapers’ full range of fashion retail news, market insights, analyses, interviews, buying guides, catwalk and trade show reports will be available to read. Users will also be able to tune into Drapers’ library of episodes from the Drapers Talks podcast. To celebrate the launch, all Drapers content will be free to read via the app, including subscriber-only content, for the month of September. In addition, Drapers’ a
Temu owner profits slip (opens the original)
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During the quarter profit before tax slipped to RMB33.3 bn (£3.64bn), down from RMB35.5 bn (£3.88bn) in the same quarter last year, However, operating profit increased 8% year on year to RMB27.8 bn (£3.01bn) for Temu‘s parent company. Total sales rose 8% year on year to RMB112.4 bn (£12.21bn). The company stated the increase was primarily down to the rise in revenues from transaction services. Revenues from online marketing services and others were RMB57.6 bn (£6.25bn) compared with RMB55.7 bn (
Drapers Talks podcast: How Topshop builds a community across social platforms (opens the original)
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Speaking at Drapers Social Summit, the conference dedicated to discovering how fashion retailers and brands are navigating the increasingly complex world of social media to drive growth, Topshop’s marketing lead gave attendees an insight into how the brand created a buzz around its highly anticipated relaunch. Rashid spoke about how social media is being used to structure high-performing teams and align brand storytelling with commercial growth, as well as how it is helping to forge communities
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