The Iconic, Premier Investments, Accent Group, Decjuba and Salomon reveal their plans for the trading period.

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In Conversation: The creator demand playbook

Style Arcade brought us in to unpack what it takes to turn creator-led demand into sales.

These are the professionals putting sustainability on the Australian fashion agenda.

“Our 20th year has been one of renewed momentum,” founder and CEO Dipendra Goenka says.

Concessions drag on total fashion sales

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New data reveals the strongest and weakest channels in Australian fashion for September 2026.

Jag trials kidswear in latest collab

Jag general manager Jalda Azad said the collaboration was originally planned as a 10- to 15-piece range.

Betts saved in $13.3 million deal

A discounting strategy has begun as the brand exits six more stores.

 Alice Barbery ends defining chapter at Universal Store

Under her watch, the brand went from a three-person operation to a booming stalwart on the ASX.

AFC launches first local manufacturing precinct

The Fashion Council is bringing together six local manufacturers and pitching them towards new business.

Frasers ups stake in Accent Group

Frasers is nearing the 26 per cent mark, which will allow it to add a second member to Accent's board.

Raffaele Ciuca eyes more global brands for 71st year

This will add to current styles from Vivienne Westwood, Vera Wang and Stephen Kalil.

H&M fined over safety labels on kids' clothing

Some of the products did not have any fire hazard warning label attached, the ACCC reported.

Orientique marks 50 years as a wholesale-only label

The fashion label is running an event today to celebrate the milestone.

Macpac sales slide 14.3% as Rebel holds its ground

Group CEO and MD Paul Bradshaw revealed the key challenges that hit Macpac's top-line metrics.

Department store sales drop across Vicinity Centres

Department stores was the worst-performing retail category across Vicinity Centres over the last year.

Clothing volumes lift at Big W as total sales dip 0.9%

The total sales slip was driven by store-originated sales, with eCommerce sales growing in the first quarter.