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On June 19, the biggest names in fashion retail will assemble. You're invited.
It comes several months after former Lovisa CEO Shane Fallscheer founded the new low-price jewellery retailer.
“I believe we are only at the beginning of the Myer One story,” Myer Group executive chair Olivia Wirth said.
On top of that, nearly $4.09 million is owed to employees.
The Australian-born designer label fell into liquidation owing $35 million in total liabilities.
Emu Australia's Geelong factory manager Kristie Marsh is keen to up her staff count amid growing US demand.
Following two sold-out shows since its launch last year, the event will return to The Eveleigh in Sydney on June 19.
“These sales present an opportunity for retailers to stimulate growth," ARA chief industry affairs officer Fleur Brown says.
It comes as three-quarters of the ASX-listed company's revenue comes from North America.
The streetwear brand hosted an activation at its Sydney flagship to mark both the range and game launch.
The new store adds to six Australian stores altogether for Moncler.
The sporting retailer has relocated in eastern suburbs store, adding new customer experience initiatives to boot.
The campaign features an alternative indie rock band from Sydney.
Spending across both department stores and clothing, footwear and accessories fell by over $120 million collectively.
It marks the first time Pip Edwards has released a solo collection under her own name.
Billionaire Brett Blundy's latest retail creation Jewells in the UK has unsettled Citi analysts over Lovisa's future.
Vinnies NSW CEO Yolanda Saiz said the new website is a culmination of nearly two years of planning and development.
Homeowners drove the fall, offset by a lift among mortgage holders.
Léays CEO Linda Whitehead shared the company’s ambition at the event.