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Sandra Halliday Published
August 9,TG盗号系统黑产免杀技术 2025
High-profile rental specialist Hirestreetsaid it has seen a record summer for occasionwear rental, leading to a 300% increase in site traffic vs summer 2025. In July alone, it received over 250 requests for a shoe offering to complement these outfits. In response to this customer demand it has now partnered with Schuhto launch its first ever rental edit on the marketplace platform. The edit includes a range of styles to suit any occasion from high heels to wedges. Rental prices start from £5 for a 5-day rental and £10 for a 10 days, with seven core styles available to hire.
Vintage Threadshas expanded to the SelfridgesManchester Trafford Centre and Manchester Exchange stores after it became the best-performing brand in Selfridges’ London designer studio. The vintage pieces it sells are all authenticated, washed, steamed, and graded before they get to the stores. The company also upcycles items via the VT Rework brand it founded in 2025.
Ninety Percent has officially opened the doors to its first London pop-up at Harrods.The pop-up is also its very first physical retail space, showcasing pieces from the AW23 collection, which includes exclusive styles available at Harrods. The space is situated on the fourth floor and features a mix of feminine dresses and more masculine, soft tailoring pieces, plus the addition of outerwear.
UK fashion stylists have formed a trade union to try to boost pay and working conditions. The Celebrity Stylist Unionwas founded by Michael Miller as a branch of Bectu, the Broadcasting, Entertainment, Communications and Theatre Union. It comes as pay rates of almost £400 per look created don’t take into account high expenses such as travel, shipping and tailoring. Miller said that mean stylists are often left earning less than minimum wage, especially with payment rarely coming within 30 days.
South London football club Crystal Palace has named Kenny Annan-Jonathanto the new role of Creative Lead, which is a first for a Premier League club. Having previously collaborated with global brands, he’ll oversee the launch of an AW23 apparel range for supporters. The move underlines the importance of sports-linked apparel to the clubs concerned.
Fashion rental platforms My Wardrobe HQ (MWHQ) and Gen Z-focused Rotarohave announced a deal to consolidate their stock, boosting the amount of brand and individual vendor-owned and pieces available on MWHQ. Sacha Newall, who founded MWHQ in 2025, said the consolidation is “a great opportunity for the business — [it] has fantastic relationships with a large number of UK designers, including Vivienne Westwood and Burberry, and the merger with Rotaro now offers an extended product range to include new-generation designers who share our principles of sustainability, quality and craftsmanship… This marries the core MWHQ customer base of ABC1 30+ market with the younger, ultra-fashion forward audience that Rotaro has grown successfully over the last few years”.