Australian luxury fashion distributor YTD has officially launched its latest venture, unveiling a Vera Wang boutique at the InterContinental Hotel.

Exclusive, limited edition product is just one trick Topshop has up its sleeve for an impending launch into Sydney.

The parent company of Saba, Sportscraft and Willow is set to debut some digital game changers.

Australian businesses received online orders worth $189 billion in the twelve months to 2010/11, soaring 32 per cent from $143 billion in 2009/10.

A landmark venture by acclaimed designer Vivienne Westwood will make its way to local shores.

Department store Myer has announced plans to build the first full-line department store in Darwin, with an expected completion date of 2016.

Warnings Billabong shares would plunge in the aftermath of a $225 million capital raising and earnings downgrade have been realised, with shares falling 36 per cent after a trading halt yesterday.

Bettina Liano trade creditors have spoken of their grief at receiving little to no return from her comeback, after the designer hit the publicity trail to announce her new venture with Apparel Group.

High street chain Sportsgirl has gone three-dimensional.

Fleur Wood, Lisa Ho, Farage and Suboo are among the first designer labels to enlist in an online shopping platform which has already secured major retailers and department stores.

The management shuffle at David Jones continues, with the department store today announcing the appointment of a new company secretary and general counsel.

Local label Bec&Bridge has created a spring/summer 2012/13 collection marked by floral prints, soft pastels, and nautical themes.

Fashion magazine Vogue Australia celebrated its Vogue Online Shopping Night (VOSN) earlier this week, welcoming several of Australia's leading designers to broadcast live, as part of the event Hub.

Sportswear brand Puma has created a personalised application to engage key target markets, including Australia, as an extension of its global campaign, Puma Social.

Billabong shares are expected to fall to record lows, following an announcement it will hit up investors for a $225 million cash injection and sell shares in a rights issue at a discount of more than 40 per cent.

David Jones' third quarter sales update saw readers lash out at customer service standards in Australian department stores. One reader offers a very different version of events. Do you agree?