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Nobody's Child unveils debut beauty collection

Responsible womenswear brand Nobody's Child has entered the beauty category by launching its first fragrance and bodycare collection. The ‘Goddess’ collection has been designed to celebrate the Greek heritage of Nobody's Child’s founder Andrew Xeni, and includes four signature scents across eau de parfum, hand wash and cream, body wash, body...

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Nobody’s Child launches seasonal rental pop-up

Womenswear label Nobody’s Child is taking to the party season with the launch of an integrated rental service established alongside specialised technology company Zoa. The partnership will allow customers to hire from a curated selection of 19 pieces via the brand’s own website, with items catering to both brides and bridesmaids, as well as more...

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Nobody’s Child introduces digital product passports

Womenswear brand Nobody’s Child is taking a step towards greater transparency with the launch of digital product passports to empower customers to make more conscious and informed choices. The technology, created by Fabacus, launches today, September 6, with the Nobody’s Child x Happy Place Collection with Fearne Cotton, where each piece will...

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Nobody’s Child appoints Just a Group to expand wholesale

Womenswear brand Nobody’s Child is partnering with Just a Group, which owns distributor Just Now Distribution Ltd, to expand its wholesale business with independent fashion boutiques in the UK. From spring/summer 2024, Nobody’s Child will be distributed by Just Now Distribution, and sales to independent retailers will be handled by the group’s...

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Nobody’s Child to expand into US, plans EU and MEA expansions

Womenswear brand Nobody’s Child has announced its expansion into the US market through new online partnerships with Anthropologie and Nordstrom. The brand, which is part owned by Marks & Spencer, will begin the move from summer 2023. In addition, the label also said it was planning “imminent” expansions into further markets in Europe, including...

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Marks & Spencer injects fresh funding into Nobody’s Child

Marks & Spencer has announced that it has injected further funding into Nobody’s Child as it looks to continue supporting the eco-brand’s growth plans. The department store retailer first acquired a 27 percent stake in Nobody’s Child in 2021 as part of its third-party brands strategy, which is centred around partners that would complement and...

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Nobody’s Child evolving into a lifestyle brand and plotting global expansion

Womenswear brand Nobody’s Child, which has become known for its affordable dresses in responsible fabrics and standout prints, is strategically evolving the brand into a more lifestyle offering. In recent weeks, the London-based brand has launched its first bridal collection with a range of simple and elegant dresses for brides or bridesmaids,...

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Marks & Spencer to add seasonal Nobody’s Child pop-ups to 30 stores

Marks & Spencer is set to bring Nobody’s Child to 30 stores throughout the UK in a series of seasonal pop-ups running from March to August. Housed in the 400 foot spaces will be a 30-piece capsule collection of the brand’s signature midi and mini dresses, as well as a range of skirts, tops and jumpsuits. Its launch comes on the back of a Nobody’...

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Nobody’s Child reigns as Marks & Spencer’s most popular third party brand

One year on from its strategic investment in Nobody’s Child, Marks & Spencer has said the “eco-conscious” womenswear label has continued to be its most popular third-party brand. While Nobody’s Child was initially introduced to Marks & Spencer’s e-commerce site in 2020, the department store chain only invested in the brand in November 2021, with...

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Marks and Spencer invest in Nobody’s Child

Marks and Spencer have invested in eco-conscious brand, Nobody’s Child. The two brands have been working within a partnership for a year, and with a successful outcome, Marks and Spencer has invested with a c. 25 percent stake. Nobody’s Child will still work independently, but will now have access to the Marks and Spencer infrastructure and...