Fashion Industry

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A closed Bangladesh garment factory with empty sewing machines, symbolizing job losses and economic hardship for thousands of workers.
The Closet

Bangladesh garment factory closures leave thousands jobless

In Gazipur's Board Bazar, the permanent closure of Unique Designers & Unique Washing Ltd left approximately 2,200 employees suddenly jobless.

Angelica Santos·June 27, 2026
The newly rebranded Exemplar Luxury Group, formerly Saks Global, with sleek storefronts symbolizing a successful emergence from bankruptcy and a focus on luxury retail.
The Wellness Edit

Saks Global rebrands to Exemplar Luxury Group post-bankruptcy

After shedding billions in debt and closing numerous outlets, the rebranded Exemplar Luxury Group will now purchase over $3 billion of goods annually at cost for its remaining 49 core luxury retail lo

Kimiko Johnson·June 27, 2026
Interior of a high-end luxury boutique with a spotlight on a single designer handbag, representing the focus on high-margin goods.
The Closet

Exemplar Luxury Group focuses on high-margin luxury post-Saks bankruptcy

After five months in Chapter 11, Saks Global emerged as Exemplar Luxury Group, shedding 75% of its multi-billion dollar debt and nearly 60 physical stores, including almost its entire off-price divisi

Angelica Santos·June 27, 2026
Elegant display of fine jewelry at a trade event during Paris Fashion Week, with attendees admiring the collections.
Runway

New jewelry trade event debuts at Paris Fashion Week

A new jewelry trade event, Le Rendez-Vous, is set to debut during Paris Fashion Week, directly challenging Bijorhca's long-held claim as the 'only international trade show dedicated to the jewellery m

Andriy Volkov·June 24, 2026
Interior view of the new, spacious Piacenza Group office in Milan, showcasing modern design and luxury elements.
Runway

Piacenza Group Opens New Milan Office, Expanding Fashion Footprint

Piacenza Group, fresh off a 4 percent revenue increase to 107 million euros in 2025, has just opened a sprawling 4,860-square-foot office in Milan.

Andriy Volkov·June 20, 2026
Empty sewing machines and dejected workers in a large, dimly lit Bangladesh garment factory, symbolizing mass layoffs due to plummeting international orders.
Culture Club

Bangladesh garment factories cut thousands of jobs as orders plummet

In the Ashulia industrial zone, 35 garment factories dismissed approximately 5,000 workers between January and May, marking the steepest losses in a widespread wave of layoffs across Bangladesh.

Monique Devereaux·June 13, 2026
Grasim Industries' expansive Lyocell production facility, showcasing sustainable fabric manufacturing and a commitment to green textile solutions.
Culture Club

Grasim Industries reports Rs 3,094 crore Lyocell expansion

Grasim Industries is reportedly investing Rs 3,094 crore, or nearly $324 million, to significantly expand its Lyocell capacity in India.

Monique Devereaux·June 12, 2026
Frasers Group headquarters and Hugo Boss logo in a symbolic representation of a takeover bid, illustrating a significant business negotiation in the luxury fashion sector.
Culture Club

Frasers Group Launched Takeover Bid for Hugo Boss

Frasers Group launched a takeover offer for Hugo Boss in 2026, valuing the premium fashion house at approximately €1.

Monique Devereaux·June 11, 2026
A symbolic handshake between the outgoing and incoming CEOs of Lenzing AG, representing a smooth and strategic leadership transition in the corporate world.
Culture Club

Lenzing AG Appoints Georg Kasperkovitz as New CEO

Rohit Aggarwal, the outgoing CEO of materials giant Lenzing AG, will remain with the company as an advisor until the end of September 2026.

Monique Devereaux·May 30, 2026
A symbolic collision between the ultra fast-fashion giant Shein and the sustainable brand Everlane, highlighting the conflict between their business models.
The Wellness Edit

Shein buys Everlane, sparking clash over sustainability

Everlane, a brand built on 'radical transparency' and sustainable clothing, is being sold to ultra fast-fashion giant Shein for $100 million, primarily to absolve its $90 million in debt, according to

Kimiko Johnson·May 22, 2026