New Year's resolutions are nothing new, but among them, shopping resolutions offer something fresh: a glimpse into the different generational mindsets when it comes to investing and spending.

Trends are doomed to fade – this simple fact stays true every year and this is where designer clothing wins over fast fashion in the long run.

Party outfits tend to have a very short life but, according to a recent survey, more Brits are going to shop second-hand to impress on Christmas and New Year's Eve.

With the holidays fast approaching, the most awaited time for seasonal shopping has arrived: the Black Friday weekend. This year, UK retailers can still expect a positive outcome.

CeeDees moved its first steps as a fashion agency celebrating African fashion; now, it will delight those seeking cultural fashion with a go-to online destination.

When choosing a brand among many others, personal taste, disposable income, and necessities will all play an important role, but the older and younger generations are driven also by two different factors, a study by Amex says.

Digital savvy, eco-conscious, and very demanding. When it comes to fashion and shopping, the youngest generation knows what they want. Small businesses are struggling with Gen Z.

2023 is officially here. A new year brings with it new opportunity as we all set out our goals for the 12 months ahead. These opportunities extend to fashion brands, who are (or at least should be) primed to seize this moment and evolve their businesses by connecting with their ever-evolving consumer audiences.

With COP 27 currently taking place and the environmental matter being even more under our attention, there is still much confusion around which brand is really sustainable according to the younger consumers, Gen Zers.

Gen Z could be the most conscious generation ever met so far but zoomers like to spend more than others, maybe too much. Is all that glitters gold?