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Uniqlo unveils collaboration with Anya Hindmarch

Fashion retailer Uniqlo has unveiled an upcoming collaboration with Anya Hindmarch featuring the British designer’s popular eye motif. The Uniqlo x Anya Hindmarch collaboration launches on November 23 and will feature a collection of Uniqlo essentials “with artful details infused with craftsmanship”. The collection includes pieces for women and...

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Sustainability starts with common sense, British designer Anya Hindmarch takes a regenerative approach

“For me, it starts with two words: common sense,” said British designer Anya Hindmarch during a presentation at Shoptalk Europe on how to achieve lasting sustainability. The retail show, which is currently taking place from June 6 to 8 in London, sees over 3,000 experts from the industry come together to share insights through exhibits and panel...

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Anya Hindmarch partners with supermarkets on recycled shopping bag

British accessories designer Anya Hindmarch is teaming up with Sainsbury’s and Waitrose to launch a durable and reusable shopping bag that is made from 100 percent recycled material. The circular “universal bag” is a project to inspire further change in consumer behaviour and to reduce the reliance on single-use plastic bags. While sales have...

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Anya Hindmarch launches collection of biodegradable leather bags

British designer Anya Hindmarch is launching a collection of biodegradable leather bags. After two years of research and development the London-based brand will debut the range in a bid to create pieces that are naturally biodegradable instead of recirculating items stopped from going into landfill. Hindmarch told the Business of Fashion: “We...

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Anya Hindmarch continues consumer focused LFW

London - Another London Fashion Week, another Anya Hindmarch installation, there has been chubby hearts, a chubby bean bag cloud, and a giant woven tunnel, and for this season, it will be an immersive postbox maze inside Brewer Street Car Park. While other brands are focused on showcasing collections with traditional catwalk shows and...

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Net-A-Porter and the start of luxury fashion e-commerce

Buying clothes online has become such common practice today that it is hard to imagine that this was not always the case. The internet, which started to gain popularity in the late nineties, hit rock-bottom in 2000 when the dotcom-bubble burst. The endless optimism for the future of the new medium suddenly changed into distrust, which in turn...