Fashion United

1 day ago | fashionunited.com | Sharon Camara

After a collaboration with in 2019 and an exhibition dedicated to fashion last year, Ikea made another foray into the industry, this time with a streetwear line. The furniture and decoration company’s new streetwear collection was named ‘Aurtiende’, which the brand translates as “decade”. The line is made up of T-shirts, hoodies, bucket hats, bags and tote bags, with prices ranging from 6.99 euros (for a bag or hat) to 19.99 euros (for a sweatshirt).

2 days ago | fashionunited.com | Sylvana Lijbaart

The Canadian sportswear brand Lululemon is set to establish itself on Belgian high streets. Lululemon announced in a press release that it is opening its first two stores in Antwerp and Brussels this summer. In Antwerp, Lululemon has chosen Meir as its location. The sportswear brand will offer products for men and women in various categories - from yoga to running, and from tennis to golf. After the Antwerp store, the opening in the Brussels shopping district of Toison d’Or will follow.

2 days ago | fashionunited.com | Sharon Camara

The Printemps Group welcomes two new members to its executive team: Laëtitia Henry, appointed Managing Director of Printemps Haussmann, and Mélanie Turpin, Managing Director of Human Resources. Holding an Executive MBA from HEC, Laëtitia Henry is the new Managing Director of Printemps Haussmann. She began her career at Reebok in 2002, serving as HR Director for France until 2010.

6 days ago | fashionunited.com | Rachel Douglass

In the heart of Taipei’s Da’an district, the flagship store of Onefifteen exists as somewhat of a florally-infused oasis within a metropolitan backdrop. The luxury multibrand retailer sits in the foundations of a historic 1950s building, renovated to both retain its background and modernise this antiquity for a string of dedicated consumers that perceive the store as somewhat of a second home. Iris Hsu established Onefifteen upon opening the flagship in 2013.

6 days ago | fashionunited.com | Susan Zijp

The Dutch cashmere brand Extreme Cashmere often does things a little differently. For example, the brand makes clothes in just one size that fits everyone. In addition, the brand does not participate in seasons, as the traditional fashion system does. This week, the brand opened the doors of its first permanent store, located on Utrechtsestraat in Amsterdam, which challenges traditional ideas about retail.