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Department store David Jones has announced plans to funnel $450 million into its latest store venture in a bid to boost sluggish sales.
Fashion label Saba has launched a new core elements range to ramp up its product offering and refresh the brand.
Retail giant Specialty Fashion Group (SFG) has hinted that mass store closures may be on the cards, following a revenue drop of 0.5 per cent for the first half of the 2012 financial year.
Fashion retailer Country Road has reported a 5.1 per cent sales increase for the first half of the 2012 fiscal year, despite a tough trading environment.
RMIT fashion graduates have dominated the first major showcase by L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival 2012 (LMFF).
my-wardrobe.com is preparing to launch the latest initiative aimed at capturing Australian market share.
The parent company of online shopping club Ozsale.com.au – which has hosted sales for the likes of Alex Perry, Ksubi, Ben Sherman and Forever New – has clocked three million members.
Local footwear retailer Gideon Shoes is tackling new horizons offshore as it looks to take the brand to the next level.
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An RMIT student asks a professional designer for insights into the real world of fashion design.
Fashion Future has announced the first winner of its new international mentoring initiative, with another nine internships to be claimed within the next two weeks.
Intimate apparel manufacturer Triumph Australia is preparing a social media campaign with a twist to capture its target market and raise brand awareness.
Noni B expects to increase profits by up to 60 per cent for the first half of the financial year, despite tough trading conditions.
Gasparre Cashmere will fly the Australian flag solo at the upcoming Hong Kong World Boutique later this month.
Australian fashion designers have just over a month to secure funding of up to $50,000 each, following in the footsteps of Ellery, Dion Lee and Romance Was Born.