Online formal menswear company A Suit That Fits is rebranding as ASTF from September 30, as it looks to reflect the “simplicity and quality” of its products and services. The bespoke tailoring business founded by David Hathiramani in 2006 will relaunch with a new name, logo and creative direction, together with a new website and business model. From the end of September, the menswear business will be known as ASTF and a new creative direction will be led under the guidance of creative dire

Shoppers in the US and the UK are looking for clothes that are ‘military chic’, ‘free spirited’ and ‘ready-to-go’ outfits according to Google’s Fashion Trends 2016 report. Top of the pack is the bomber jacket on both sides of the pond, with searches for military style jackets in April growing 297 percent year-on-year in the UK and by 612 percent year-on-year in the US, as the ‘military chic’ trend grew. The report notes that the bomber jacket trend has been aided in popularity by celebrity

A new survey by investment banking firm Exane BNP Paribas has assessed the 'brand temperature' of 38 of today's luxury companies, measuring their editorial prowess in the current zeitgeist. Gucci, unsurprisingly, comes out on top, as 'hot', and Prada and Giorgio Armani are 'cool.' The assessment is measured by a brand's editorial credits, which on a cool scale would see brands have the same or less editorial credits in comparison to their advertising spend. Hot brands would see a higher prop

Frederikke Sofie and Binx Walton, the studio shots were photographed by David Sims. According to WWD, the images focus on the play of light and shadow. Full-length looks are juxtaposed with intense, cropped shots of the models faces. As always, Theory’s wardrobe essentials stand out. From suit jackets to mock necks to leather jackets, fall stapes are on full display. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Model Jacquelyn Jablonski gives us shoe envy as she fronts the fall-winter 2016 campaign of Via Spiga. The American model is photographed by Nagi Sakai for the occasion. Delivering a sophisticated but flirty attitude, Jacquelyn rocks Via Spiga’s Ophira over-the-knee boot, Giada creeper loafers, Daisie booties and the brand’s irresistible Bristol stiletto booties. Discussing the advertisement, Caleres Brand Portfolio president, Jay Schmidt shares, “Via Spiga is thrilled to have Jacquelyn as t

Following her playful cover shoot for The Daily magazine, Lara Stone is in the spotlight once more. The top Dutch model reunites with photographer Peter Lindbergh after a romantic love story for W magazine. Fronting Marc O’Polo’s fall-winter 2016 campaign, Lara is a refined vision as she embraces a natural makeup look. Donning the label’s latest fashions and accessories, Lara is pictured in wardrobe must-haves that include understated dresses, oversized cardigans, and relaxed coats.

Top model Imaan Hammam flaunts some leg as the face of Maje’s fall-winter 2016 campaign. Photographed by Tyrone Lebon, the Dutch looker wears a mix of cropped jackets, sweaters and miniskirts. In each shot, she gazes at the camera while sporting thigh-high boots. Francesca Burns styled Maje’s fall advertisements with makeup by Lauren Parsons. Source: Fashion Gone Rogue.

Sam Rollinson is one of the guys in Jaeger London’s fall-winter 2016 campaign. Photographed by Boo George, the top model wears tailored outerwear in the advertisements. Shot against the East London skyline, the brunette stunner looks sharp in boxy outerwear. “I love Boo, he’s so funny. He’s super-chilled out and easy to be around,” says Rollinson of the photographer. The model is joined by Matthew Bell and Ben Allen for the images. See more from Jaeger below. Source: Fashion Gone Rogu

Marking his first season as creative director, Balenciaga’s fall-winter 2016 campaign gets a new look under Demna Gvasalia’s vision. Gone are the supermodels and ultra-gloss images. Instead, the advertisements captured by Mark Borthwick were taken on the streets of Paris. Models including Achok Majak wear the bold pattern combinations, 80s inspired shoulders and larger than life tote bags from the fall collection. The campaign was styled by Lotta Volka with hair by Garry Hill and Inge Grognard o

Coach net sales totalled 1.15 billion dollars for the fourth quarter, an increase of 15 percent on both a reported and constant currency basis. Net sales totalled 4.49 billion dollars for fiscal year 2016, an increase of 7 percent on a reported basis and 9 percent in constant currency from fiscal 2015. Gross profit totalled 3.05 billion dollars on a reported and non-GAAP basis, an increase of 5 percent. For the fourth quarter, gross profit totalled 783 million dollars on both a reported and non-