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Editor’s comment: All eyes on London as fashion takes centre stage (opens the original)
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As London Fashion Week kicks off and the eyes of the world are watching, it’s an opportunity to showcase the talent and importance of our sector, writes Drapers editor Jill Geoghegan. All eyes are firmly on the UK capital this week as London Fashion Week (LFW) kicked off in style with a 1980s-inspired showcasing from Paul Costelloe, led by the late, great, Irish designer’s son, creative director William Costelloe. (Watch our chat with him here). Without doubt there is a special buzz around LFW t
Editor’s comment: The rewards outweigh the risks of Primark's online push (opens the original)
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As Primark U-turns on its store-only stance by launching home delivery, questions are being asked of whether the online economies stack up in its low margin product model and the impact on the rest of the high street. However, the rewards for the Irish retailer could be boundless, writes Drapers editor Jill Geoghegan. It has been another busy week in fashion retail and without doubt the story that has gotten everyone talking was Primark’s U-turn on launching a full-blown ecommerce offer. After d
Editor’s comment: Back to business as the new season drops (opens the original)
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As autumn collections hit the high street, fashion retail must realign the seasons to restore full-price sales and futureproof the industry, writes Drapers editor Jill Geoghegan. Fashion’s favourite season has begun and retailers across the UK and Ireland are hoping for cooler weather and a good smattering of rain to ignite sales of autumn stock, and put an end to the hottest summer on record. This week as the Drapers team perused press days across the capital to give you a first look at what au
Editor’s comment: Questions asked over the future of Harvey Nics (opens the original)
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Questions are being asked of Frasers Group over the future of Harvey Nichols this week, as the website shutters and Dublin store teeters on closure, writes Drapers editor Jill Geoghegan. This week all eyes were still firmly on Harvey Nichols following its acquisition by Frasers Group through a pre-pack administration last Thursday. Harvey Nichols’ website has shut down and the luxury department store has said it will not directly offer refunds for orders or gift cards purchased prior to Frasers
Editor’s comment: Our action plan for change (opens the original)
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As sustainability costs mount and legislation deadlines loom, we’ve created an action plan for government to support fashion retail. As another heatwave takes hold across the UK and Ireland this week, we unveiled our action plan to support fashion retail in tackling climate change and doing business better. The Drapers Conscious Fashion Manifesto launched in March, compiled after speaking to the fashion industry across the UK and Ireland to identify the biggest sustainability challenges it faces
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