The festive season is over and the first month of the year is a time of mindfulness and recuperation. Still, many Brits are spending valuable time on the web looking for new outfits to only wear them once.

The landscape of high street retail has changed drastically over the last decade, particularly for fashion retailers. 

Redress inaugurates the new year with a global call for designers. If sustainability is at the core of your label and mission, the Redress Design Award 2022 is an unmissable opportunity.

The pandemic has had a huge impact and long-lasting effects on our health and it continues to do so leaving it in tatters. 

By the 14th March 2022 retailers with an online presence must ensure they fully support Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) or risk customer purchases being declined.

Newsletters are a mine of information and, especially, discounts. With January sales almost upon everyone, knowing who has the most appealing offers is a must before filling our virtual baskets. Market analysis shows you the most generous retailers on the net.

Bring back the joy of sharing with your favourite bunch of people! Fountain has plenty of fresh and natural drinks for memorable times together.

Ageing is a natural part of life, it is inevitable, but there is also truth in the saying ‘we are only as old as we feel’. Listening to your body really helps head off aches down the ages. 

Retail’s most profitable season is upon us. But what’s the real outlook for brick-and-mortar fashion retailers? 

With celebration season fast approaching, the picture-perfect outfit for the inevitable Christmas office party or New Year's Eve is already on the back of everyone's mind. A new study reveals that renting clothing specifically for the festivity is a growing choice for many Brits.

Those long months spent indoors with our tech gadgets as our companion and sole escape from reality shaped trends and our vision of fashion and goods. HONOR asked WGSN to investigate further.

The Royal Albert Hall saw a celebration of fashion at its highest levels with yesterday's soirée for The Fashion Awards 2021 presented by TikTok.

The trend was already in the air but new research confirms our sensation: sustainable Christmas gifts are spreading in popularity.

The public concern about the state of the environment is not a temporary fashion trend, although they influence how people shop and what they ask their favourite brands.

Radley London announced Katie Piper as their final Women of Spirit for 2021 ahead of World Kindness Day which took place on the 13th of November.  

The British Fashion Council has announced that the Fashion Awards taking place on 29th November 2021 presented by TikTok will be hosted by Emmy, Tony and Grammy Award-winning, and Golden Globe-nominated actor, singer, director, composer, and playwright Billy Porter.

Fashion has a deeper impact on the environment than we may actually think. COP26 is highlighting the urgency of the climate issue and setting important goals to reduce carbon emissions worldwide. However, it is not just the way brands source their raw materials and produce their goods but also our personal choices that can leave a dark mark on the ecosystem.

Burberry, Phoebe English and Stella McCartney, 3 of the leading British brands are joining forces with the British Fashion Council and the UK’s GREAT campaign at COP26 to showcase the UK’s commitment to climate action through fashion innovation. 

PUMA has developed an experimental version of its most iconic sneaker, the SUEDE, to test for a product to make it biodegradable. By doing so, PUMA aims to meet the growing demand for sustainable products for a better future.

With holiday seasons not far away and the dream of a white Christmas in the air, looking for skiing destinations and new gear is on the to-do list of many of us. High-quality ski wear is notoriously expensive but Blanqo aims to make them much affordable this year.