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Luxury industry to slowly pull out of prolonged slump in 2026: Report

Emotional connection is the top driver of luxury brand desirability in both the US and China— above craftsmanship, heritage and logo recognition, The State of Fashion report published by BoF and McKinsey found. Luxury clients in both are growing sceptical of artificial scarcity: In China, bespoke service is the top driver of exclusivity, while in the US, early access and loyalty rewards outrank waitlists.

Italian-Irish venture to set up footwear factory in Bangladesh

Italian and Irish-backed Deltaport Footwear will invest $21.6 million to set up a footwear factory at the Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority Economic Zone in Mirsharai, Chattogram. The unit will have an annual production capacity of around 3 million pairs. The factory is expected to create 468 jobs and generate annual export earnings of about $37.5 million.

Beyond duty-free: Bangladesh, Cambodia brace for post-LDC era

As LDC graduation redraws the trade map, the real test for apparel exporters is staying ahead without the old safety nets. Experts say the new currency of competitiveness is reliability, quality, resilient supply chains and industrial upgrading. In this next chapter, success would not be tariff-driven; it will be powered by productivity, innovation and efficiency.

South Korean apparel imports up 1% to $4.8 bn in January-May 2026

South Korea's apparel imports rose 1 per cent year on year to $4.806 billion during January-May 2026, driven by higher knitted apparel imports and a stronger May performance. However, exports of man-made filaments and knitted fabrics declined amid weak global textile demand and intensifying competition from lower-cost producers worldwide.

Spandex prices surge on supply crunch, standoff follows, then decline

Spandex prices rallied strongly from late February to early May as tight inventories, maintenance outages and higher MDI costs squeezed supply. Since May, prices have largely plateaued, with easing PTMEG costs offset by weak textile demand. The late-June correction remained modest, indicating cautious buying and a market supported by balanced supply rather than stronger downstream consumption.

EU proposes tariff-free access for 80% of Armenia's exports

EU leaders met Armenia’s Prime Minister in Yerevan and proposed tariff-free access for around 80 per cent of Armenian exports to the EU. The plan is aimed at helping exporters diversify trade as Armenia faces external economic pressure. EU experts are due in Armenia by mid-July to help producers meet EU standards and build export capacity.

Brazil cotton prices fall in June as exports head for monthly record

Brazil's cotton prices declined in June after four consecutive monthly gains as weaker international prices and buyer pressure weighed on the domestic market, according to CEPEA. Despite subdued trading, cotton exports remained robust and are on course for a record June. Shipments in the 2025/26 season have already exceeded 3.1 million tonnes, up 11 per cent year on year.

Australian wool market eases in 2026-27 season opening

Australia's wool market opened 2026-27 lower, with the EMI down 39 cents at 1,904 A¢/kg after most losses came on the first sale day. Fine and medium Merino prices weakened, while crossbred types were mostly steady to slightly dearer. Buyers stayed selective, keeping support on better style, low-VM wool; 31,583 bales are listed next week.

FY26 Bangladesh RMG exports down 1.64%; merchandise exports dip 0.58%

Bangladesh's merchandise exports grew by 25.91 per cent YoY in June to $4.20 billion, provisional data show. The growth was driven by strong performances across major sectors. FY26 merchandise export earnings dropped by 0.58 per cent YoY. The readymade garments sector earned $38.70 billion from exports during FY26—down by 1.64 per cent YoY, and saw a 21.52-per cent YoY growth in export earnings in June.

Vietnamese manufacturing sector maintains growth in June: S&P report

Vietnam’s manufacturing sector maintained growth in June amid further improvements in new orders and an easing of inflationary pressures, S&P Global said. Purchasing activity also rose again in the month, but continued supply-chain delays meant stocks of inputs fell sharply. New export orders rose slightly. Business sentiment in June remained below the level seen prior to the outbreak of the Iran war.

This week Rick Owens created air-conditioned tracksuits

This week on Dezeen, we reported on Paris Fashion Week where fashion designer Rick Owens showed inflatable Adidas jogging suits. Complete with tiny built-in fans that circulate air around the wearer, the jogging suits formed part of Owens' Spring Summer 27 menswear show, which took place during the city's record-breaking heatwave. Described by Owens as a The post This week Rick Owens created air-conditioned tracksuits appeared first on Dezeen.

US' Exemplar Luxury Group eyes growth after restructuring

Exemplar Luxury Group, formerly Saks Global, has emerged from Chapter 11 with nearly a 75 per cent reduction in debt, stronger liquidity and new ownership. The company will focus on profitable growth by combining Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman under an integrated luxury retail model, backed by an experienced leadership team and a reconstituted board.

Germany’s Adidas & Real Madrid continue partnership for 8 more years

Adidas and football club Real Madrid have extended their partnership for eight more years, reinforcing one of football’s longest-running commercial alliances. The collaboration spans the men’s, women’s, academy, Genuine, and basketball teams. Backed by decades of sporting success, the renewed deal aims to strengthen performance innovation, merchandising growth, and global fan engagement.

US' Dick's partners Adidas for FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign

DICK'S Sporting Goods and adidas have launched the “Where It All Kicks Off” campaign to capitalise on FIFA World Cup 2026 excitement in the US, featuring stars including Lionel Messi, Lamine Yamal and Trinity Rodman. Beyond marketing, the partnership extends to in-store activations, fan engagement programmes and up to $250,000 in grassroots youth soccer funding through DonorsChoose.

Adam Sandler Officiated, the Bride Wore Dior, and Everything Else We Know About Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding

The couple officially married at Madison Square Garden on Friday, July 3. Here’s everything you need to know about the multi-day celebration.

A Timeline of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Relationship

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce seem so tailor-made for each other that it’s hard to resist gawking in awe (and “Aww!") at the happy—and now married!—couple.

EU apparel imports reach $205.6 bn amid supplier squeeze

Europe has become the global battleground for apparel sourcing as more suppliers compete for slower import growth. Rising volumes, falling unit prices, tighter compliance rules and stronger buyer leverage are squeezing margins. Future competitiveness will depend less on low prices and more on speed, traceability, product mix and value-added manufacturing.

US’ Nike reports stable FY26 revenue amid market headwinds

Nike has reported flat FY26 revenue of $46.4 billion as North American growth offset weaker demand in China and EMEA. Wholesale sales increased, while Nike Direct and Converse declined. Despite lower annual profit, the company advanced its long-term growth strategy. In Q4, revenue dipped 1 per cent, but tariff recovery sharply lifted gross margin, net income, and earnings per share.

UK backs Philippines' path towards CPTPP accession

CPTPP parties will begin preparatory discussions with the Philippines, Indonesia, and the UAE after a virtual commission meeting recently. For apparel and textile exporters, any future Philippine accession could mean lower tariffs, simpler rules, and stronger supply-chain links. The talks do not guarantee accession or formal negotiations.

Türkiye's apparel exports fall 4.6% in Jan-May amid weak global demand

Türkiye's apparel exports fell 4.59 per cent year on year to $6.464 billion in January-May 2026 as weak demand continued to weigh on shipments. The slowdown deepened in May, when exports dropped 13.85 per cent after April's brief recovery, amid cautious global buying, smaller orders, and rising competition from lower-cost sourcing destinations.

South Korea's Misto Holdings unveils 2030 ESG sustainability roadmap

Misto Holdings has unveiled its 2030 Sustainability Roadmap, strengthening its data-driven ESG strategy with measurable climate, supply chain and governance targets. The company set 2030 GHG reduction goals, achieved 100 per cent Tier 1 supplier compliance participation, cancelled KRW 268.2 billion in shares to improve shareholder value, and retained strong global ESG ratings.

Vietnam, Italy gain as global apparel imports fall 5%

Weak global apparel demand is accelerating a sourcing reset rather than an across-the-board decline. Vietnam is gaining from reliable, large-scale sourcing, while Italy is benefiting from premium, near-market production. India’s apparel exports continue to lag, suggesting policy support alone is insufficient without faster execution, stronger compliance and greater buyer confidence.

Sri Lanka’s garment exports dip 4.5% in Jan-May; May shows recovery

Sri Lanka’s apparel sector remains the backbone of industrial exports, contributing over 45 per cent despite weaker global demand. While garment exports declined during January-May, May recorded a recovery, suggesting demand may be stabilising. Falling textile imports also point to softer manufacturing activity and cautious sourcing across the supply chain.

Bangladesh’s Chattogram Port moves a step ahead in paperless ops

Beginning July 1, Bangladesh’s Chattogram Port ended all manual or paper-based tasks in the delivery documentation process for unloading goods. Every procedure from the application for delivery orders to the final exit at the port's gate will now be conducted solely on a digital platform. It will not be possible for any customer or C&F agent to bypass any step and move on to the subsequent one.

Bangladesh Bank introduces forward rate agreements to help importers

Bangladesh Bank recently permitted authorised dealer banks to offer forward rate agreements (FRAs) to importers, introducing a new derivative instrument to protect businesses from fluctuations in international interest rates on foreign currency import financing. The move is expected to deepen Bangladesh's foreign exchange and derivatives market while strengthening financial risk management.

Cambodia launches $20 mn Energy Efficiency Revolving Fund

Cambodia has launched a $20-million financing facility to help SMEs invest in energy-efficient technologies. The initiative is likely to reduce operating costs of businesses, strengthen energy security and accelerate the country’s transition to a greener economy, the government and development partners say. The financing forms part of Cambodia’s ADB-backed Energy Transition Sector Development Programme.

Pakistan's gas shock puts $18 bn T&A exports at risk

Pakistan's July 1 gas reset lifted captive-power gas to ~ ₹3,500/MMBTU, with the effective burden reaching ~₹4,291/MMBTU after the levy. The captive levy is set to rise to 20 per cent by August, adding pressure to Pakistan's $18 billion T&A export sector. Yarn and greige FOB quotes are likely to firm within 2-4 weeks, narrowing Pakistan's energy-cost advantage.

India textile dilemma: Can exporters survive the new US tariffs?

USTR Section 301 tariffs may target economies over forced-labour import bans; a Textile Mechanism links lower duties to US-origin textile inputs. India is undecided on US cotton; mills weigh domestic reliance, freight, currency, product mix and traceability costs. Bangladesh and Vietnam could gain sourcing appeal, while buyers and suppliers wait for the final draft before shifting orders.

China's PMI masks a price reset for global yarn and fabric trade

China's June PMI rose to 50.3, but the output-price index fell to 48.2, its first contraction in six months, signalling lower factory-gate prices. The input-cost index eased to 54.2 from 60.5, while China's 1 per cent raw cotton import tariff reinforced its cost advantage. Chinese rayon yarn exports jumped 90 per cent YoY in April, raising pricing pressure on Indian, Pakistani and Turkish mills.

India’s July 15 CETA tailwind meets a 27% US export decline

From July 15, CETA removes UK duties of up to 12 per cent, while India’s temporary 11 per cent cotton import-duty waiver cuts raw material costs through October, giving textile exporters stronger market access and better margins. TexPro data shows UK apparel imports from India rose 14.1 per cent in Q1 2026, but a ~$326 mn UK export gain still trails a 10 per cent US export loss (~$519 mn).

Vietnam’s total FDI up 61% YoY in H1 2026; disbursement hits 5 yr high

Vietnam attracted FDI worth $34.65 billion in H1 2026, while disbursed FDI reached its highest first-half level in five years. As of June 30, total registered FDI rose by 61 per cent YoY to $34.65 billion. The manufacturing and processing sector was the top destination for newly registered FDI, attracting 61.9 per cent of the total. Of the total realised FDI, this sector accounted for 82.6 per cent.

EU, Turkiye discuss SEPA, investment & trade cooperation

EU and Turkiye held their High-Level Economic Dialogue in Istanbul recently, reviewing economic policy, outlook and cooperation. Turkiye told the EU it has submitted interest to join SEPA, with potential to make cross-border payments faster, safer and lower-cost. Business groups and financial institutions discussed obstacles, investment links and strategic sectors.

From County Clare to Haute Couture—Standing Ground’s Michael Stewart Debuts in Paris

Standing Ground’s Michael Stewart will make present a new collection at the Irish embassy on the first day of Paris haute couture shows.

The Celebrities Have Begun to Arrive at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding

Dakota Johnson, Gigi Hadid, and Bradley Cooper are among the starry guests, close friends, and family joining Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce for their Madison Square Garden-set wedding day.

Brick Award 2026 winners create "a sense of wonder and beauty"

Promotion: a Vietnamese temple and a Mexican tequila factory are among the eclectic winners of this year's Brick Award programme. The six winners of Brick Award 2026 also include an infill housing project in Belgium, a series of student-designed brick structures in China, a cliffside Mallorcan house and a social housing block in Spain. Presented The post Brick Award 2026 winners create "a sense of wonder and beauty" appeared first on Dezeen.

Selena Gomez Wore a Taylor Swift Favorite to Her Rehearsal Dinner

Nine months after Taylor Swift wore Oscar de la Renta to Selena Gomez’s wedding, Gomez has tapped the brand for Swift’s own wedding weekend.

The Biggest Takeaways From Prince William’s Appearance on Travis Kelce’s Podcast

Prince of the pod! While Prince William and Kate Middleton will not appear at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, William made time to chat on “New Heights.”

Seattle airport expansion features massive timber-clad "tree"

Architecture studios The Miller Hull Partnership and Woods Bagot have completed an extension to Concourse C at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, integrating a large timber-clad "tree" that arches over a gathering space. In collaboration with the Port of Seattle, the C Concourse Expansion (CCE) is one of several major projects planned for upgrading Seattle-Tacoma International Airport The post Seattle airport expansion features massive timber-clad "tree" appeared first on Dezeen.

Here Are Taylor Swift’s Best Beauty Looks—Which Will She Choose for Her Wedding?

We tried to choose 13 of Taylor Swift’s best beauty looks—but there were just too many. We’ll add one more when she officially weds Travis Kelce.

Why Taylor Swift Chose This Ultra-Secretive Celebrity Planner for Her Wedding

“He made everything so easy, fun, and seamless,” a former Vogue bride said of this low-key wedding planner. “He’s basically a genius and has the chillest energy.”

In Honor of America 250, Consider a Land Art Road Trip

“The artworks are extraordinary, but so too is everything in between: the empty highways, the improbable rock formations, the desert light that makes even gas stations cinematic”

Michelle Buteau on Giving Mavis Her Flowers in Season 3 of ‘Survival of the Thickest’

Buteau has always had range, but she truly gets to show it off in Season 3, portraying Mavis’s heartbreak as well as her signature zest for life with aplomb.

The Sentimental Reason Why Pamela Anderson is Back to Blonde

Last fall, the actor dyed her hair a bright shade of copper—but there’s a sweet reason she returned to blonde for her son Dylan’s wedding.

Everything Is Nothing and Nothing Is Everything by Nico Perez

Tokyo-based photographer Nico Perez explores photography as a means of tracing the invisible connections between people, places, and moments.

Dylan Jagger Lee and Paula Bruss-Lee’s Wedding Was Held in a Secret Saint-Tropez Wildflower Garden

For her wedding to Pamela Anderson’s second son, Paula Bruss-Lee wore the final wedding dress designed by Fernando Garcia for Oscar de la Renta.

ICYMI: The NYFW Spring 2027 Preliminary Schedule, Small Beauty Brands Are Struggling to Scale & Fashionista's June Editors' Picks

A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week.

BIG arranges circular Dymak HQ around stepped courtyard

Architecture studio BIG has completed the headquarters for Danish material supplier Dymak in Odense, Denmark, sheltering its rounded mass-timber structure with a roof evoking a Möbius strip. Perched on a verdant site overlooking the city's Glisholm Lake, the 2,800-square-metre circular building combines offices and showrooms around an open-air courtyard. BIG's design aimed to be low carbon, The post BIG arranges circular Dymak HQ around stepped courtyard appeared first on Dezeen.

Jay Morton elected RIBA president

Jay Morton, director at architecture studio Bell Phillips, has been elected to become the next president of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Morton will become president-elect on 1 September 2026 and begin her two-year presidency on 1 September 2027, succeeding current Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) president Chris Williamson. Alongside her work at Bell The post Jay Morton elected RIBA president appeared first on Dezeen.

"Forgive me if I'm wrong, but isn't the world on fire?" says commenter

In this week's comments update, readers are discussing a 37-metre-wide jumbo wave that formed the backdrop of Louis Vuitton's Spring Summer 2027 menswear show in Paris. Designed by the fashion house's creative director, Pharrell Williams, the tidal wave was powered by water from Paris' aquatic network and took place at the Cité Internationale Universitaire de The post "Forgive me if I'm wrong, but isn't the world on fire?" says commenter appeared first on Dezeen.

Cubo arranges "unmistakably Lego" innovation centre around 25‑tonne brick

Architecture studio Cubo has unveiled the Kornmarken Campus manufacturing innovation centre as the latest building on the Lego campus in Denmark. Located in Billund, near Lego's headquarters and the BIG-designed Lego House, the hybrid mass-timber and concrete building contains the toy brand's innovation and manufacturing teams. It was designed by Cubo to be easily recognisable as a The post Cubo arranges "unmistakably Lego" innovation centre around 25‑tonne brick appeared first on Dezeen.

Lacoste incorporates 290 crocodiles into special edition Alpine race car

The tongue of Lacoste's reptilian mascot served as the unlikely inspiration for this one-off Alpine A290 Rally, with all-red interiors designed to feel like "stepping into the crocodile's mouth". The concept, called Beware of the Crocodile, was created in collaboration with sportscar maker Alpine and offers a contemporary take on a rally car with widened The post Lacoste incorporates 290 crocodiles into special edition Alpine race car appeared first on Dezeen.

India's manufacturing index falls in June amid softer demand: S&P

All sub-indices of the India’s manufacturing sector PMI moved lower during June, S&P Global said. In some cases, this was a positive, while in others it pointed to cooling growth. Global demand for Indian goods continued to improve in June, while manufacturing firms also faced less intense cost pressures themselves. Concerns over demand and market conditions dampened business sentiment in June.

France's Hermès opens craft-inspired store in Nagoya, Japan

Hermès opened a new four-floor store at The Landmark Nagoya Sakae, Japan, on June 11 2026, drawing inspiration from Japanese culture, weaving traditions and local craftsmanship. Designed by RDAI, the space features textile-inspired interiors, curated artworks and bespoke installations by Mona Sugata, blending luxury retail with Nagoya’s creative heritage and artisanal identity.

India launches national textile waste innovation challenge

India's textiles ministry has launched a national challenge seeking circular solutions for over 7 million tonnes of annual textile waste. Participants aged 16-45 can submit ideas in upcycling, recycling, regenerative design, system design, and supply chain innovation. Weave The Future 4.0 will bring brands, recyclers, thrift collectives and artisans to New Delhi; entries close on July 20, 2026.

US-China ‘Board of Trade’: $30 bn tariff thaw excludes textiles

Chinese apparel shipments to the US fell 51 per cent year-on-year in Q1 2026, erasing $2.03 billion in a single quarter. USTR’s Board of Trade excludes apparel entirely Chinese garment tariffs remain intact through 2027. Q1 2026 annualised at $15.1 billion versus 2025’s $20.9 billion signals a further 28 per cent China textile step-down ahead.

Target & Walmart outshine Amazon during Prime Day 2026 traffic surge

Despite weak US consumer sentiment, shoppers responded strongly to deep discounts during Prime Day, boosting both online sales and store visits. Rival retailers successfully leveraged competing promotions, showing that value-driven purchasing remains resilient and that well-timed discount events can still stimulate discretionary spending amid economic uncertainty.

Madonna’s Lasting Legacy Just May Be the Women She Inspired

Look around today and everyone—from Charli and Sabrina to Taylor and, yes, even Beyoncé—has taken their cues from the Queen of Pop.

Why Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Donated $26 Million to Charity Ahead of Their Wedding

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce kicked off their celebrations with an impressively generous wedding gift for those in need.

Germany's Covestro acquires HDI sites in US, Thailand

Covestro has bought former Vencorex HDI derivatives sites in Rayong, Thailand, and Freeport, Texas, expanding capacity in Asia and North America. The deal is aimed at improving regional supply resilience for coatings, adhesives and sealants customers. End users include automotive, infrastructure, marine, wood furniture, electronics and other industrial segments.

70% cut apparel spending: Why resale is retail’s answer

The EU’s ESPR is making unsold inventory a strategic compliance issue rather than just a commercial challenge. As inflation drives consumers towards resale and secondhand purchases, brands must improve inventory planning, product quality and AI-led demand forecasting to reduce excess stock while preserving margins and meeting new disclosure requirements.

Walmart tops NRF's 2026 US retailers ranking; Amazon stays 2nd

NRF’s Kantar-compiled Top 100 Retailers ranks companies by 2025 US retail sales, focusing on retail revenue rather than total organisational revenue. Walmart leads with $579.99 billion, followed by Amazon at $293.85 billion and Costco at $198.73 billion. For apparel and footwear suppliers, NRF cited TJX’s apparel strength and Dick’s Sporting Goods’ Foot Locker-linked rise.

Japan's Kurita forms India JV for semiconductor water treatment

Kurita and Membrane Group India have started Kurita Membrane India, a Gurugram-based joint venture for electronics-sector water treatment, mainly semiconductors. The venture will support ultrapure water, wastewater recycling, resource recovery and water analysis for Indian projects. Kurita cited rising semiconductor investment and policy support as drivers for the move.

China's Bangladesh corridor rewrites global textile sourcing

China supplied 58.3 per cent of Bangladesh's textile imports in Q1 2026 and 87.4 per cent of its knitted fabrics, reinforcing its dominance across the country's apparel supply chain. The Xi-Rahman pact extends that influence from trade to infrastructure, making China+1 sourcing harder as Bangladesh approaches LDC graduation and tighter EU rules of origin.

North India cotton yarn steady but mills intent to hike prices

Firm export demand, a favourable rupee and higher cotton prices are helping spinning mills keep yarn prices stable despite weak domestic demand. Buyers remain cautious, purchasing only as needed, while stronger ICE cotton prices are lifting raw cotton values. Recycled yarn demand may improve in Panipat ahead of the festive home textiles season.

It’s Officially Summer in the Hamptons! Mytheresa and The Hedges Inn Rang in the Holiday Weekend Out East

While summer technically started a few weeks ago, the Hamptons season tends to follow suit by kicking off on July 1. And what better way to celebrate the beginning of an East End summer than a soirée with Mytheresa and The Hedges Inn?

The Sweat-Proof Makeup Products That Survive a Heat Wave

For ong-lasting, sweat-proof makeup, a less-is-more approach is the key. Here, expert share tips and tricks to keep your makeup in place on hot, humid days.

Apparel Group launches Victoria’s Secret store in Pune, India

Apparel Group has expanded Victoria’s Secret’s presence in India with a new full-assortment store at Phoenix Avenue of Stars in Pune. India Brand Ambassador Triptii Dimri marked the launch, reinforcing local consumer engagement and brand visibility. Featuring lingerie, sleepwear, beauty products and fragrances, the outlet strengthens the brand’s premium retail strategy.

Sweden's H&M reports stronger H1 earnings despite softer sales

H&M has reported improved H1 FY26 profitability despite lower sales, driven by stronger gross margins, disciplined cost control and better inventory management. Second-quarter net sales fell to SEK 54.83 billion (~$5.62 billion), while underlying operating profit rose 11 per cent. H1 net profit increased to SEK 4.67 billion (~$479 million).

US’ Stitch Fix exceeds Q3 forecasts, raises FY26 outlook

Stitch Fix reported Q3 FY26 net revenue of $340.3 million, up 4.7 per cent YoY, while adjusted EBITDA reached $13.2 million. Active clients rose sequentially to 2.309 million. The company posted a net loss of $1.5 million and generated positive free cash flow. Stitch Fix raised its FY26 outlook, projecting revenue of $1.346-1.351 billion and adjusted EBITDA of $49-52 million.

Dezeen Agenda features Frank Gehry-designed venue in Abu Dhabi

The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features news that construction has commenced on Dar al Funoon Abu Dhabi, which was designed by Frank Gehry before his death. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. Joining Gehry's Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, the performing arts venue will be located on Saadiyat Island, and is set to be The post Dezeen Agenda features Frank Gehry-designed venue in Abu Dhabi appeared first on Dezeen.

How to Style Bermuda Shorts for Summer

How do you style Bermuda shorts in 2026? Take these 5 chic outfit ideas for a spin, from understated looks to bold summer pairings.

The 12 Men’s Trends to Know From the Spring 2027 Shows

Our favorite men's trends from the spring 2027 fashion shows.

Snøhetta uses mass timber and earthen walls for Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library

Architecture studio Snøhetta has laid a hill-like green roof over timber-and-earth volumes for a building dedicated to American president Theodore Roosevelt, connecting it to the rolling landscape of North Dakota, USA. Located on a butte outside of Medora, North Dakota, the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library (TRPL) looks out over a national park that also bears The post Snøhetta uses mass timber and earthen walls for Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library appeared first on Dezeen.

Source Fashion to unveil biggest-ever sourcing showcase in London

Source Fashion 2026 will feature a sold-out show with 305 exhibitors from 19 countries and regions, reflecting strong demand for diversified, responsible sourcing. New pavilions from Vietnam, Mauritius, Indonesia, Jordan and Egypt, plus the largest British Pavilion, will expand supplier options, while expert sessions will focus on AI, nearshoring, resilience and sustainable supply chains.

AATCC to host basics of UV Calibration training session

AATCC will host live digital training on the Basics of UV Calibration on July 29 and 30, helping textile colour professionals improve spectrophotometer accuracy using AATCC EP11 and the UV Calibration Reference Fabric. The session covers best practices for evaluating whiteness, optical brighteners, fluorescent dyes and colour consistency, with discounted registration available until July 14.

Victoria Beckham Transforms a One-Time Fashion Faux Pas Into a Winning Styling Trick

While Victoria Beckham is a typically polished dresser, this wink of a lacy underskirt offered a more bohemian bent than we expect from her.

Inside LVMH’s Global Craft Push — Across Paris, Shanghai, New York, and Beyond

From October 16 to 18, LVMH will open the doors to 46 of its houses for the first time since 2022. Antoine Arnault, LVMH image and environment director, sits down with Vogue Business to explain the details.

Olivia Wilde Masters the Tricky Art of Director Style

For ‘The Invite,’ Olivia Wilde built out a press tour wardrobe that was both stylish and relaxed, rife with cool, imminently wearable pieces in a neutral palette.

Germany’s BASF completes $9.01 bn coatings deal with Carlyle

BASF and Carlyle completed their coatings transaction on June 30, 2026, after receiving required regulatory approvals. The deal values the business at €7.7 billion, with BASF receiving around €5.8 billion in pre-tax cash proceeds. BASF retains 40 per cent of Surventis, the former BASF Coatings, covering automotive coatings and surface treatment.

US’ KBR to license SAF technology for Singapore aviation fuel project

KBR will license PureSAF and provide FEED services for Keppel and Aster’s proposed sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant in Singapore. The Jurong Island facility is planned for up to 100,000 tons a year, pending final investment decision and regulatory approvals. A KBR-Keppel intent pact covers decarbonisation in waste-to-energy, plastic recycling, biofuels, SAF and AI-driven digitalisation.

Must Read: Megan Thee Stallion Launches Fragrance, Chanel Acquires Charvet

Plus, Gregg Renfrew has a new Gen Z beauty brand.

Millie Bobby Brown and Louis Partridge Talk Samba, Shaved Heads, and Sherlock Holmes in the Latest Off the Cuff

If there’s one thing Brown thinks everyone should experience at least once, it’s shaving their hair off—but come on. Could anyone else pull it off like she did?

A Running List of the Best Sales Happening Right Now—From Net-a-Porter to The Row

The Vogue way to navigating summer sale season? Knowing where to look—and the exact pieces to look for. Consider this your one-and-done shopping guide.

Sean Preston and Jayden James, Britney Spears’s Sons, on Making Their Runway Debut

What did Britney Spears think of her sons making their high-fashion debut? “She was like, ‘Yeah, you guys are my sons—you’ve got this,’” says Jayden James.

China to deepen World Bank cooperation, prioritise knowledge sharing

China will strengthen World Bank cooperation, prioritising knowledge work under the new Country Partnership Framework for China. The finance ministry said the partnership will aid China’s high-quality development and support developing countries’ common prosperity. Loans to China have gradually declined as national strength improved, reflecting changing domestic demand and a shift in cooperation.

World Bank approves $150 mn for Sri Lanka's REGROW reforms

The World Bank has approved $150 million financing for Sri Lanka’s REGROW policy operation, the first in a proposed three-part series. The reforms target lower trade barriers, a better investment climate, and stronger competitiveness, relevant for exporters and sourcing teams. Budget support also covers financial-sector, state-owned enterprise, power-sector, and women’s employment measures.

Emtec to showcase TSA fabric haptics solution at Techtextil NA, 2026

Emtec will showcase its TSA Tactile Sensation Analyzer at Techtextil North America (August 4–6, Raleigh), offering live fabric testing that converts subjective hand feel into objective, measurable data. Integrated with the Virtual Haptic Library, it supports digital quality control, supplier comparison, faster approvals, and greater consistency across global textile supply chains.

25+ Best Midi Dresses to Serve You Through Summer And Beyond

Easy and breezy, the best midi dresses simplify summer dressing. From simple cotton styles to floral numbers, Vogue rounds up the best options to shop.

The 7 Best New Restaurants in New York City

From luxe Korean barbecue in Midtown to a seafood restaurant in a Brooklyn arts space, here are seven new restaurants to know.

9 Midi Dress Outfits to Try This Summer

The midi dress is a summer staple for a reason—here are 9 ways to style it, for work, weekend, and beyond.

3 Styles at Work: How to Wear Summer Whites

An all-white look. Three Vogue editors. Here's how to style the monochromatic outfit for summer in three entirely different ways.

Greenwich Social Club: Elevated Eyewear for 'Booked and Busy' People

Its frames are made out of deadstock material.

Warren Steven Scott's Menswear Wants You to Channel an Italian Pop Star

Stage-ready: Indigenous designer Warren Steven Scott’s new pieces are inspired by the singer Marco Mengoni. “I wanted to celebrate dressing up,” he says.

Vogue Etiquette: Jill Kargman and Frank E. Campbell’s President on the Dos and Don’ts of Death

Vogue’s Oh, Behave! is a column in which experts sound off on the ever-evolving social etiquette of today. This month, the Upper East Side's resident goth and the head of NYC's storied funeral home answer your most awkward questions about grief.

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30+ Blue Wedding Shoes for Every Dress Code and Venue

Pay homage tradition with blue wedding shoes for your "something blue"—we found great options from Manolo Blahnik, Aeyde, and more.

PhotoVogue Taipei Exhibition: Fragments of Remembering

PhotoVogue returns to Taiwan with an exhibition titled Fragments of Remembering , showcasing the rich tapestry of multiculturalism through the works of 19 emerging visual artists from East Asia and Southeast Asia.

Pistachio Nails Are the Summer Manicure We’re Going Nuts Over

Forget butter and sky blue nails for now—the latest shade trend is a pastel green that perfectly complements all skin tones. Hello, pistachio nails.

Forget French: The American Pharmacy Products Tourists Are Hoarding For Home

U.S. tourists love French pharmacies. But what should FIFA-bound visitors pick up stateside? Here’s the most popular American pharmacy buys they could hoard.

Kate Middleton Celebrated Her Wimbledon Return With a Wildcard Wardrobe Moment

The Princess of Wales doubled down on her extroverted summer style with another color-drenched look on the fourth day of the 2026 Wimbledon Championships.

Who Is on Taylor Swift’s Wedding Guest List? Here’s What We Know

Lately, the internet’s favorite pastime is guessing who is on the guest list for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s upcoming wedding. Here’s what we know so far.

5 Ways to Style the Printed Dress

From layering tricks to accessory pairings, these printed dress styling tips show you how to wear a statement patterned midi or mini with ease.

SpaceDNA arranges split levels of Indian home around rust-orange staircase

Perforated steel screens filter light into this multi-generational house in Coimbatore, India, which architecture studio SpaceDNA completed with an oxide-coated staircase that steps around a triple-height void. Named Splitscape Residence, the house occupies a 113-square-metre site and is organised across split-level floors and mezzanines around a triple-height living space. SpaceDNA designed the three-bedroom family home for The post SpaceDNA arranges split levels of Indian home around rust-orange staircase appeared first on Dezeen.

MAD adds trio of "cloud buildings" to Tencent headquarters in Shenzhen

Three interconnected curved volumes and two office towers comprise the Tengyun Center in Shenzhen, China, which has been completed by architecture studio MAD for technology company Tencent. Built as part of Tencent's headquarters spanning 80-hectares across Qianhai and Da Chan Bay, the 72,000-square-metre complex contains offices and event spaces within three glazed volumes linked by The post MAD adds trio of "cloud buildings" to Tencent headquarters in Shenzhen appeared first on Dezeen.

The Best Zara New Arrivals to Shop for Spring 2026 | Vogue

Summer essentials and a new Bad Bunny collaboration are a few of the best Zara new arrival finds we’re eyeing this week.

The Vogue Business TikTok Trend Tracker

Vogue Business brings you weekly exclusive data from TikTok, unpacking the latest creators and biggest trends sweeping its Gen Z user base.

Must Read: Nike Tops Q4 Revenue Forecasts, Inside CPG Brands' Revamp Strategy

Plus, Armani works with a consulting firm ahead of stake sale.

Voesh: A 'Spa-Quality' Body-Care Brand Creating Massage Roller Creams

The K-beauty-inspired brand also offers a gua sha cleansing bar that delivers a soapy lymphatic massage.

This Crossbody Bag Will Be the Star of Your Summertime Concert Photos

Coach's Teri Bag is stylish — and functional — for any warm-weather outing.

DermAngelo Thinks More People Need a 'Sun Protection Strategy'

Dermatologist Dr. Angelo Landriscina also shares his fave underrated beauty treatment and why he thinks PDRN is a scam.

Here's the New York Fashion Week Spring 2027 Preliminary Schedule

Kicking off on Sept. 10, the calendar welcomes newcomers like Conner Ives, Magda Butrym and Zaldy.

It’s Getting Harder for Small Beauty Brands to Scale

Rising costs, tighter retail expectations and limited access to manufacturing are reshaping how emerging brands grow and who gets left behind.

New York City Officially Recognizes a Decade of Muslim Women’s Voices

What first began as a teen blog in a bedroom in New Jersey has now marked the tenth annual global campaign of Muslim Women’s Day. This year, Muslim Girl was honored with an official proclamation by New York City, signaling a full-circle moment as a once youth-driven act of rebellion has evolved into a formidable...

Muslim Women’s Day: The Next Decade For Muslim Women, Media and Power

A decade ago, Muslim Women’s Day was created in response to the Muslim Ban. It turned invisible frustration into a visible moment vocalizing what had long been true: Muslim women are spoken about, legislated against, and represented, often without ever being heard. Ten years later, the landscape looks different: Muslim women are visible across media,...

33 Questions: Lina Hadid

Lina Hadid defines the conscientious it girl. Known for customizing her wardrobe with the “Free Palestine” tag, she is auctioning a closet of luxury fashion pieces at a high-profile fundraiser in London to raise money for Healthcare Workers 4 Palestine. In 33 Questions, Lina goes on the record about the power of art and fashion...

33 Questions: Kaouther Ben Hania

The voice behind Hind Rajab’s story can never be neutral. Muslim Girl convened an intimate gathering at SAA Brooklyn during the director’s first visit to New York following her Academy Award nomination. Invited guests viewed the film and entered into conversation with Kaouther over cultural drinks and desserts provided by Moka&Co.. In 33 Questions, Kaouther Ben Hania goes...

Inside the Women’s Section With Zohran Mamdani

On the first day of 2026, Zohran Mamdani made history as the city’s first Muslim mayor. For weeks after he won the election, he committed to visiting different mosques across New York City every Friday. This time was different. Muslim Girl accompanied Zohran as he went where no male politician has gone before: the women’s...

Lina Khan on Big Tech, Affordability, and What New Yorkers Really Want

On a quiet day at the Museum of the Moving Image, New Yorkers lined up not to be spoken to, but to be heard. The gathering, hosted by newly-elected Mayor Zohran Mamdani, was intentionally simple: individual residents, face-to-face with members of the incoming administration, sharing what life in this city actually feels like right now, and what they...

Two Wins, One Lesson: Oxford, Zohran Mamdani, and Winning as Resistance

One week ago, New York City elected its first Muslim mayor, my friend and fellow activist Zohran Kwame Mamdani. And, just days later, I ascended the halls of Oxford University to receive my Master’s degree in International Human Rights Law, a program I nearly couldn’t finish when my scholarship was frozen by the Trump administration....

Defying The Digital Assault on Our Voices

This October 7 marks a critical crossroads in history. Two years later, the violence has not only escalated abroad, but reached us here at home in the form of an unprecedented assault on our most basic right: the right to speak. Charlie Kirk — a literal white supremacist — was assassinated only several weeks ago,...