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British sisters Rosanna and Christie Wollenberg were all about filling a gap in the market when they founded demi-fine jewellery brand Otiumberg in 2016.

With a new season approaching, Nobody's Child has slashed the prices of chic dresses and effortless jumpsuits - including options from its collaboration with Fearne Cotton

A wavy canopy emerges like a fountain from the pop-up Courvoisier at Selfridges in London, designed by local designer Yinka Ilori.

Read article about The fashion industry’s evolving approach to sustainability is exemplified through repair endeavours. Amidst the surge in fast fashion, disposable clothing and unaddressed emissions, brands like Patagonia, Nudie Jeans, and Levi’s are stepping up with repair services. This aligns with the growing trend towards sustainability and waste reduction. and more articles about Textile industary at Fibre2Fashion

Theo Fennell, whose hand-crafted jewels sell for thousands, is the latest to back the MoSs campaign to reinstate VAT-free shopping for tourists as his customers go to Paris instead.

The brazen thief, Lou, 65, steals everything from steak, lobster, champagne and even £14 dog biscuits. She said her posh clients are the tightest with their money.

Here are five of the best places for ice cream in Oxford to try this August bank holiday.

Peter Jelkeby, the UK head of the Swedish homeware giant called for businesses to be supported in every way possible, as other retail bosses blame crime rates on litter and low footfall.

In total, nearly 140 projects have been shortlisted across 21 categories for this year’s AJ Architecture Awards, the annual showcase of the very best

Last week, Harvey Nichols CEO Manju Malhotra resigned from her post after 25 years with the company. Her departure has been attributed to an alleged