Tour de France Femmes riders face clothing and equipment checks to prevent aerodynamic gains from unapproved padding in bras and skinsuits.
UK retailer Next upgraded its profit guidance for the third time this year to £1.2bn after a hot summer boosted second-quarter full-price sales by 9%, driving its shares to a record high.
James Eden, founder of Private White VC, defends Prime Minister Andy Burnham's choice to wear his brand's expensive British-made clothing after media criticism. Eden argues it promotes British manufacturing and trade, highlighting the company's local employment and quality standards.
Shein secured Beijing's approval for a Hong Kong IPO, but faces investor skepticism due to stalled growth, higher costs, and regulatory scrutiny. Its valuation is under pressure, dropping from nearly $100 billion in 2022, with analysts expecting a post-listing market cap in the high-$20 billion to low-$30 billion range.
A pastor recounts his experience during the Hiroshima atomic bombing, including his desperate search for his wife and child amidst the devastation.
Online sales in Great Britain reached a five-year high in June, rising 1% month-on-month, driven by a heatwave boosting demand for air conditioners and outdoor products, and World Cup spending, according to the ONS.
A Hong Kong police officer has been removed from duties and faces a disciplinary investigation after a video circulated showing him repeatedly swearing at a passer-by using a patrol car's loudspeaker at Cho Yiu Chuen housing estate in Lai King.
Driven by documentaries and social media, a growing number of consumers like Lane Koch are replacing plastic-based fabrics with natural fibers due to health concerns, despite scientists noting that direct skin absorption from clothing is a less significant exposure route than other plastic sources.
During singer D4vd's preliminary hearing, new forensic evidence was presented, including testimony on the poor condition of Celeste Rivas' clothing, findings of decomposition smell and air fresheners in his Tesla, and possible blood in his Hollywood Hills garage. The court also heard about D4vd's $2.77 million earnings in 2025.
Almost two-thirds of low-income UK families struggle to afford essentials, a record 7.4 million households, according to JRF. New PM Andy Burnham pledges VAT cuts on electricity, but charities warn this offers limited relief as incomes fail to keep pace with rising costs.
Google faces delays with its Gemini 3.5 AI model, impacting its market position, while Chinese startup Moonshot releases a free, open-weight model, intensifying US-China AI competition. Simultaneously, Silicon Valley workers are taking collective action, including lawsuits and petitions, to protect their jobs from AI automation amidst the industry boom.
AliExpress has been fined a record €550m by the EU under the Digital Services Act for failing to prevent the sale of illegal and harmful products, including counterfeit clothing and unsafe cosmetics, on its platform. The company condemned the fine as "disproportionate."
Two individuals, believed to be Russian "rooftoppers" Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus, were arrested after scaling the Empire State Building spire for a marriage proposal and unfurling a banner. The stunt, which occurred Wednesday afternoon, led to street closures in Manhattan. No injuries were reported.
Two individuals were arrested after climbing the Empire State Building's spire, unfurling a banner, and staging an apparent marriage proposal. Identified as "rooftoppers" Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus, they were monitored by NYPD during the stunt on the iconic New York City landmark.
A 21-year-old clothing store staffer was fatally stabbed by a 30-year-old co-passenger on a Churchgate-Nalasopara train in Mumbai after an argument over keeping a door closed. The suspect, Roshan Suvarna, was arrested in Panvel while attempting to flee to his hometown in Karnataka.
The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned ads from Adidas, Calvin Klein, and Uniqlo promoting "recycled" clothing and shoes. The watchdog found the companies could not substantiate their green claims, leading to potential consumer misinformation.
The UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned Google ads from Adidas, Calvin Klein, and Uniqlo for using the term 'recycled' without sufficient proof. The watchdog stated that absolute environmental claims require high substantiation to avoid misleading consumers.
Taliban authorities detained at least 30 women in Herat for dress-code violations, sparking rare protests that were violently suppressed, killing at least two and injuring over 20, highlighting escalating repression and resistance in Afghanistan.
A Utah man was arrested after allegedly assaulting a woman during a pickleball game in St. George on June 4. The victim reported being slapped and having her hair pulled, with the alleged motive being her clothing. He faces charges of sexual battery and assault.
Olivia Trujillo, President Claudia Sheinbaum's dressmaker, shares insights into creating the president's signature suits and dresses. Despite Sheinbaum's busy schedule, Trujillo expresses a desire for fittings, highlighting the personal touch often missing in the president's tailored wardrobe.
Olivia Trujillo, President Claudia Sheinbaum's dressmaker, shares insights into crafting the president's signature style, highlighting Sheinbaum's preference for Mexican fabrics and Indigenous motifs. The article also delves into Sheinbaum's political journey, her background as a scientist, and her distinct leadership style compared to her predecessor.
A VCIOM study reveals Russian internet users spend an average of 27,400 rubles ($374) monthly on online purchases, a 2.6-fold increase in five years. Clothing, footwear, and household goods are top online buys, while pets and large appliances are preferred offline.
The LA Fashion District, a major US apparel manufacturing hub, faces declining sales and foot traffic. Business owners hope the 2028 Olympic Games will bring a much-needed economic boost through increased visitors and cultural events.
Patagonia sues Pattie Gonia, an environmentalist drag queen, for trademark infringement over the use of 'Pattie Gonia' for clothing and activism, claiming it would harm their brand despite both sharing environmental values.
