Ragtrader spotlights the top technology leaders in Australian fashion.

C-Suite leaders from GAP, Universal, Coach, Cue, APG&Co and more reveal their new playbook.

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Leo Lin drives 334% growth in Europe

Europe appears to be the next frontier for the brand, after scaling in the United States and the Middle East.

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Power 30: Australia’s top fashion leaders

Ragtrader names the movers and shakers in Australian fashion this year.

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Youth fashion spend hits all-time high 

This is good news for Universal Store and Hallenstein Glassons.

Rebel Sport NZ sees FIFA spending boom

Rebel is holding up sales at Briscoe Group, with the homewares side of the group seeing a sales slip.

Dior plans pop-up in Sydney Mexican bar

Dior’s fragrance push follows similar moves by other leading fashion brands in the beauty and perfume space.

Lee Mathews expands into resale

The brand is effectively adding a new stockist to its list, but its customers supply the goods.

Aussie bio-textile firm Nanollose onshores production

“This will dramatically shorten our development and iteration cycles," CEO and managing director Andrew Moullin says.

Brett Blundy snaps up Bras N Things and Bonds

This comes a year after Blundy launched his Leays business.

eBay completes Depop acquisition amid Aussie traffic surge

eBay has just finalised its acquisition of Depop, adding 7 million active buyers and more than 3 million active sellers to its overall database.

Accent Group dodges Takeovers Panel review

This comes after Accent shared corrections to its initial response over Frasers Group's takeover bid.

Michael Hill earnings surge as sales nudge up

Michael Hill's Australian segment saw stable growth across the full FY26 financial year.

Country Road Group chooses margins over sales growth

This comes amid a tough second half, according to parent company Woolworths Holdings Limited in South Africa.

Online fashion spending sees slowest growth in Q2

Online marketplaces are taking the bulk of online spending, the latest report by Australia Post shows.