Brooklyn and fashion moment might have historically sounded like an oxymoron, but that’s exactly what we witnessed at a great Willy Chavarria show near the banks of the East River on Friday night.

Tommy Hilfiger returned to New York Fashion Week on Friday night, after a two-year break, and pumped up the volume with a posh preppy collection inside Grand Central Station.

​Hot on the heels of its expansion news in the US this week, Primark on Thursday announced that it will invest more than £100 million in its UK stores this year, which includes more than £75 million of new money.

​British men’s resortwear and lifestyle brand Orlebar Brown (OB) has unveiled its new spring 24 collection and also a new face to front its spring campaign.

Luxury Stores at Amazon Europe has unveiled a collaboration with high-end resale platform Hardly Ever Worn It (HEWI), “offering an assortment of pre-owned items from coveted luxury brands”.

The Danish show, after merging with local rival Revolver last year, concluded on Friday February 2 with a fair that brought together around a thousand brands and attracted an increasingly international visitor base.

​Whether it’s for sustainability reasons or more about being thrifty in the cost-of-living crisis, it seems that the appeal of secondhand fashion is really getting through to UK consumers.

​A number of Boohoo Group’s lenders have agreed to extend the terms of £250 million of its borrowing by a year, but others owed £75 million are sticking to the original deadline.

​John Lewis partnership may have previously said that its turnaround will take longer than expected to complete, but it's chairman Sharon White has also just said that the company will return to profit this year.

​Prada really is on a roll with the latest Lyst Index that was released on Wednesday showing that it's once again the hottest brand in the world.

​John Lewis's turnaround programme is continuing. The latest news is that the underperforming retailer is considering cutting up to 11,000 jobs in the next few years and its making its redundancy terms less generous.

​M&S has seen lot of transformational change in recent periods and with its turnaround strategy having met with great success, it’s not slowing down on that front.

The men's collections for next winter, seen in Florence, Milan and Paris, confirm the quiet luxury movement, but in a relaxed version with revised tailoring combined with sporty, and comfy pieces.

​A new report is shining a light on diversity (or the lack of it) in the UK fashion sector, reaching the conclusion that the industry’s workers and leaders aren’t yet diverse enough.

​Primark continues to go from strength to strength and a trading update on Tuesday said that it saw sales rising 7.3% in the 16 weeks to 6 January, reaching £3.376 billion. Sales were up 7.9% at constant currency.

​There are brief trading updates and there are really brief trading updates and on Tuesday, Boohoo Group opted for the latter.