Ciao, Bella!
Those with a love of Italian fashion and warm winters should head to Florida in February for the opening of the “Bellissima: Italy and High Fashion 1945 – 1968” exhibition at the NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale.
Nasty Gal x Courtney Love
It’s a match made in fashion heaven. Los Angeles e-tailer Nasty Gal is teaming up with musician and actress Courtney Love.
Apparel Sales Rise During Christmas
The holiday retail season ended up being good for the apparel business, according to a statement released by MasterCard Spending Pulse on Dec. 28, the market research group tracks spending in the MasterCard payments network.
Levi’s Adds New Global Retail Executive
San Francisco–based Levi Strauss & Co. named Carrie Ask executive vice president and president of global retail, overseeing all of Levi’s fleet of 2,700 owned and operated stores, franchise stores and outlet stores.
Rodeo Drive’s Xmas Lights
The Winter Holiday season is about lights and decorations. Rodeo Drive does one of the best Christmas light shows in Southern California. Take a look!
2015 In Review: The Year in Trade Shows
This was a big year of change for apparel and textile trade shows as new players entered the market, new partnerships were formed and new categories opened.
2015 In Review: The Retail News of 2015
The Retail News of 2015
2015 In Review: Mergers & Acquisitions: Big and Little Companies Join Forces to Grow
Mergers-and-acquisitions activity was alive and well in the apparel industry in 2015.
2015: Year in Review
2015: Year in Review
Jesta’s Omnichannel Suite Helps Harry Rosen Centralize Operations
Harry Rosen, a 61-year-old luxury menswear retail chain with 17 stores in Canada, has implemented the Retail Vision Suite from Montreal-based ERP (enterprise resource planning) software provider Jesta I.S. Inc.
70 Years of Style
Since its inception in 1945, California Apparel News has had a front-row seat for the ever-changing landscape of California fashion. From World War II to the creation of e-commerce, California has had an enormous amount of influence on the rest of the world. Over the course of those 70 years, California Apparel News has covered all things sartorial in the Golden State, documenting and deciphering every step in the evolution of the industry.
Former Owners Taking Back Oak NYC Stores from American Apparel
After months of negotiations, the former owners of the edgy and hip Oak NYC stores have reached an agreement to buy back their small retail chain from American Apparel.
Wolf & Man’s Big Howl
We’ve written about the coffee division for men’s clothing brand Wolf & Man. the Whittier, Calif. brand is shifting more attention to different kinds of sales.
Merican Made to Abbot Kinney
The newest store on high profile retail street Abbot Kinney Boulevard is Merican Made.
Most Read Stories in 2015
The top-25 most-read stories this year
