Gap, which entered India two years ago with stores of around 11,000 sq ft, has now decided to reduce the size of some existing and future o...

Smaller towns and cities are home to a chunk of India’s youth and they are exposed to global fashion, thanks to heavy penetration of intern...

The world’s second largest retailer after Zara, which has opened 16 stores since starting 18 months ago, plans to add six to eight over sto...

Kenneth Ohashi, Aeropostale’s senior VP, international and global licensing, said competition in retail is everywhere, all one needs is a u...

Chang has partnered with Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail to have a bigger play in the world’s fastest growing economy where Forever 21’s ri...

Many of the new stores will be in the range of about 15,000-17,000 sq ft, one of the smallest globally for the fast fashion giant that othe...

Currently, a joint venture between DLF Brands and the US company operate 10 brick-and-mortar and the company sells online through fashion p...

Forever 21, which directly competes with Zara and Sweden's H&M, has had an existing partnership with DLF Brands, but is now looking for a m...

Forever 21 entered India half a decade ago and has changed a partner already before tying up with DLF Brands but hasn’t been able to scale ...

Online fast fashion brand StalkBuyLove has raised an undisclosed amount in a funding round led by 500 Startups and Germany-based venture fu...

The company founded in 2012 pivoted from an offline to online discovery platform to an ecommerce affiliate model in 2015.

The property is different because it will club fashion lifestyle brands, too, said Manav Deep Singh, director at the Colonnade.

Once-iconic American retailer Gap is in trouble. The brand was once so cool that Sharon Stone wore one of its turtlenecks to the Oscars.

American brand ‘The Limited’ is planning to enter India by opening over five stores early next year joining the league of its global rivals...

In a sign of shifting landscapes in India retailing, the kind of brands in demand as “anchor tenants”, the crowd-pulling marquee names that...

Sources reveal that Esprit in India was suffering losses of about Rs 20-25 cr, which made it unviable for the brand to remain in India.

DLF Brands, a subsidiary of the real estate major, is poised to strike fresh JVs with three international lifestyle brands.