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Couturier Siddhartha Bansal presented World from Above at Lakme Fashion Week with FDCI, drawing on Vesara temple architecture and natural textures. The show opened with the classic song Ek Anek Aur Ekta. Bright colours and maximalist silhouettes stayed, as they usually do.
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Ridhi Mehra, who launched her label in 2012 after growing up around fabric swatches and embroidery in her family's design world, talks about scaling modern Indian luxury. Craftsmanship, she says, was woven into childhood rather than discovered in a studio. The glamour still needs perseverance.
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Weaves India, a handloom and handicraft exposition, has opened at the Chitnavis Centre in Civil Lines, Nagpur, and runs until 3 November 2026. About 80 stalls show cotton and silk work from several states, including Banarasi, Bhagalpuri, Tassar, Kosa and Khadi. Nagpur gets the loom tour.
Read more at thehitavada.com →Global streetwear label AAPE by A Bathing Ape will open its first standalone India store at Ambience Mall in Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, this festive season. It will carry the Fall/Winter 2026 collection and a limited-edition New Delhi T-shirt in exclusive camouflage. Streetwear has found a mall.
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At the Masters Pavilion at Swadesh, Nita Ambani met Indian artisans and wore a pastel pink Kanjivaram saree from Swadesh with a multi-strand haar inspired by Rajasthan. The Reliance Foundation founder put handloom and royal jewellery heritage on the same festive stage.
Read more at luxe.outlookindia.com →Marie Claire is preparing to launch in India with a multi-platform approach, FashionNetwork India reported. The French fashion title is joining a crowded Indian magazine and digital market. The platform count was not the part that surprised anyone.
Read more at in.fashionnetwork.com →COS has expanded in India with an ecommerce launch, The Retail Bulletin reported. The H&M Group brand is adding online reach to its India presence. Shoppers can now browse COS without finding a store first.
Read more at theretailbulletin.com →Television actor Tejasswi Prakash was showstopper for NIF Global The Runway at Lakme Fashion Week x FDCI at Taj Palace, New Delhi. The showcase featured 44 student-designed looks from NIF Global centres across India under the theme The Modern Professional. Students got the runway. She got the last walk.
Read more at Hindustan Times →AK|OK Anamika Khanna has partnered with premium cotton brand SUPIMA for its Autumn/Winter 2027 collection, to be shown at Lakme Fashion Week with FDCI in March 2027. The deal was announced at a brunch at Taj Palace, New Delhi, with SUPIMA CEO Marc Lewkowitz. Extra-long staple cotton joins the calendar.
Read more at Indian Retailer →Italian sportswear brand LOTTO has opened its first India store in Surat, Gujarat, through Limelight Business Solutions. The shop brings LOTTO footwear and apparel to offline retail in India. Surat adds another international sportswear name to the high street.
Read more at Indian Retailer →Myntra said its Big Fashion Festival nearly doubled order volume versus regular days for D2C brands, international labels and its Gen Z platform FWD. Visits rose 25% on the previous edition, and new customers from non-metro regions rose 74% on regular days. The sale did what sales do.
Read more at Indian Retailer →India's Trent posted a higher quarterly profit on strong apparel sales, Reuters reported. The Tata-owned retailer, which runs Westside and Zudio, continues to ride apparel demand. Profit followed the clothes out of the store.
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Adidas reported strong growth in apparel and sports gear, led by running, training and football products, Business of Fashion reported, elaborating on preliminary results from last week. The German brand is humming where the kit sells. Sneakers were not the only story.
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Adidas raised full-year guidance after record third-quarter revenue and operating profit. Revenue grew 9% to 7.25 billion euros, or 7% currency-neutral, with double-digit growth in most regions offsetting a weak Europe. Berlin confirmed what the preliminary release had already said.
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BoF's Mike Sykes and Sheena Butler-Young unpack why a muted comeback for the Royal Air Jordan 1 exposes cracks in Nike's turnaround, and why scarcity alone will not save Jordan Brand under Elliott Hill. Essential, it seems, is harder than scarce.
Read more at businessoffashion.com →Shein has warned of online shopping chaos over a permit delay in Mexico, FashionNetwork USA reported. The fast-fashion giant is waiting on paperwork that keeps parcels moving. Chaos, in this case, has a form number.
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Business of Fashion reports that luxury stores are courting top sales associates with pay packages and freedom to run their own books, since a great associate can generate millions and keep loyal clients. The battle is for people who already know the clients' sizes.
Read more at businessoffashion.com →Private equity firms CVC Capital Partners and Cinven, along with Spanish beauty group Puig, are considering acquiring Parfums de Marly, the Advent International-owned luxury fragrance brand, people familiar with the matter told Reuters. The scent has attracted a crowd.
Read more at businessoffashion.com →LVMH filed routine AMF notices covering share transactions from 19 to 23 October, after an earlier filing for the prior week. The disclosures say nothing about whether Chinese shoppers are returning to its flagship brands. The paperwork is clear. The demand is not.
Read more at Ad Hoc News →European luxury has lost about 251 billion euros in market value amid a China demand crisis and AI-related caution, nss magazine reported. Chinese consumers have pulled back from European luxury goods. Love stories in this market come with a price chart.
Read more at nssmag.com →Gucci has unveiled The Store, Demna's first complete personal vision for the house, framed as Italian elegance, eccentric personalities and a dialogue between heritage and modern desire. The creative director is rewriting the shop floor. Heritage was asked to keep up.
Read more at luxferity.com →Elie Saab and H&M marked their design collaboration with a launch party in Kuala Lumpur, Metro.Style reported, with clothes, stars and moments on the guest list. The designer label met the high street again. Malaysia got the party.
Read more at metro.style →Early reports say Travis Scott and Cactus Plant Flea Market are collaborating with Nike on the Flea 1 Cactus Jack, with a reverse Swoosh, tan upper and medial Cactus Jack branding, rumoured for Spring 2027. The drop date is still a rumour. The branding is not shy.
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P N Gadgil Jewellers reported about a 15% rise in quarterly profit as retail sales and jewellery demand strengthened, CNBC TV18 reported. Same-store sales and studded and gold ornaments helped. The festive calendar showed up in the numbers.
Read more at CNBC-TV18 →Limelight Lab Grown Diamonds has raised Rs 275 crore in a funding round led by its principal promoters, The Retail Jeweller India reported. Lab-grown jewellery keeps attracting promoter capital. The stones are grown. The cheque was not.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →Malabar Gold and Diamonds has appointed MS Dhoni to endorse its The Responsible Jeweller philosophy, The Retail Jeweller India reported. The cricket star is now the face of a sourcing claim. Responsibility has a new jersey.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →Kalyan Jewellers has launched a regional jewellery brand, Akshaya Thanga Maligai, in Tamil Nadu, The Retail Jeweller India reported. The national chain is adding a local nameplate. Tamil Nadu gets another gold signboard.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →Solitario Lab Grown Limited has filed a DRHP for an IPO to fund 20 new retail outlets in India, The Retail Jeweller India reported. Lab-grown jewellery wants shopfronts as well as certificates. The draft papers are in.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →Sky Gold and Diamonds plans to acquire Purvi Gems to expand its portfolio and strengthen its jewellery business, The Retail Jeweller India reported. Another jeweller is buying another jeweller. The showcase gets wider.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →India-Canada CEPA talks target $70 billion in trade by 2030 as jewellery exports surge 115%, The Retail Jeweller India reported. Exporters are counting on the pact. The diamonds already crossed the border faster than the text.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →As Diwali nears, many UAE shoppers are buying lighter gold jewellery while prices stay high, Khaleej Times reported. The UAE is home to about 4.3 million Indian nationals for whom gold is tied to the festival. Grams are being negotiated carefully.
Read more at khaleejtimes.com →Melbourne jeweller Cullen Jewellery, which sells only lab-grown diamonds, has expanded by appointment into Toronto and US cities including a fifth US showroom in San Diego's La Jolla. It began as a website in 2018. North America now gets the appointment book.
Read more at theglobeandmail.com →De Beers Group has announced Desert Diamonds Icons, with a campaign launching in September, The Retail Jeweller India reported. The miner is branding desert diamonds for icons. September already has a campaign name.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →Dubai Jewellery Group and the Jewellers Association Jaipur have signed an MoU to deepen a strategic partnership, The Retail Jeweller India reported. Gulf capital and Rajasthan craft are putting it on paper. The MoU is the easy part.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →KISNA Diamond and Gold Jewellery is offering up to 100% off making charges on select pieces and 105% exchange value on old gold toward diamond jewellery for Diwali, as part of its Gift Happiness push. Old gold now buys more than its weight in the window.
Read more at Passionate In Marketing →Lab-grown diamond jewellery brand Aukera has raised Rs 90 crore in a fresh funding round, The Retail Jeweller India reported. Another LGD label has fresh capital. The category is collecting rounds.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →QWEEN, a luxury jewellery brand backed by Rosy Blue and Kashikey, has opened its first experiential store of about 4,500 sq ft at Aditya Ancora, Sector 50, Noida. Shoppers are meant to browse by preference and mood rather than by product category. The vitrines have feelings now.
Read more at Indian Retailer →Nityas Gems and Jewellery, owner of lab-grown diamond brand Ayaani, has opened a Rs 108.42 crore IPO, The Retail Jeweller India reported. Another LGD parent is going public. The offer document is the new showcase.
Read more at retailjewellerindia.com →Lab-grown diamonds accounted for nearly three-quarters of International Gemological Institute certification revenue growth in the quarter to 30 September, IDEX Online reported. Loose lab-grown certification revenue rose 37% to about $23.9 million. The certificates are following the lab.
Read more at idexonline.com →Tiffany and Co has named Amanda Seyfried as House ambassador and star of its 2026 Christmas campaign, Love is a Gift. The hero spot You and Me flips between present-day New York and a 1990s Christmas memory with a blue box labelled December 92. The heirloom arrives on schedule.
Read more at retailgazette.co.uk →Titan's beYon has launched its debut festive campaign, Ye Toh Hona Hi Tha, celebrating the freedom of indulgence, The Retail Jeweller India reported. The jewellery line is leaning into festive spend. Indulgence now has a tagline.
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Nike will launch Vegam Run in India from 1 November at Rs 3,795 on Flipkart and in select stores. Developed in about five months with Indian runners, it has a mesh upper, full-length foam and textured rubber outsole for daily runs and everyday wear. India got its own last.
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Aldo is bringing couture-inspired footwear to the mass market through its first collaboration with Beirut couture house Zuhair Murad. The retailer wants a new perception and another collection of party shoes. Couture has been asked to meet the mall.
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US retailer Boot Barn said Q2 FY27 net sales rose 15.1% to $581.8 million and net income 24.3% to $52.5 million, with gross margin at 37.2% helped by lower freight and tariff refunds. It opened 19 stores and raised its FY27 sales and EPS outlook. Western wear is still walking.
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Romeo and Juliette Inc., parent of Bearpaw, has acquired Joybees, adding the family EVA footwear brand to a portfolio that includes Pawz, Strive and Skuze. Terms were not disclosed. The deal is meant to strengthen the spring and summer side of the business.
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Watches of Switzerland reopened its Rolex boutique on Glasgow's Buchanan Street after a yearlong refurbishment that nearly doubles it to more than 6,600 square feet across two floors. The space adds Rolex Certified Pre-Owned and an authorised service centre. Glasgow got more glass for the crowns.
Read more at wwd.com →Kith and Timberland have released a three-boot Winter 2026 collection for Kith's 15th anniversary, spanning a Wheat 40 Below, Wild Dove Super Boot and Burgundy 6-Inch. The styles launch on 30 October via Kith stores, Kith.com and the Kith App. Anniversary number fifteen comes with laces.
Read more at hypebeast.com →Bangle watches are back in fashion, The National reports, with Kendall Jenner and Elle Fanning spotted in Cartier's Baignoire, an oval dial on a rigid bracelet. After a decade of sports watches, jewellery-like timepieces are returning. The wrist wanted something that looks like jewellery again.
Read more at thenationalnews.com →Spanish pop star Rosalia was spotted in New York with a very large leather bag and ballet pumps that take the flat to a high pitch, Vogue reported. Accessories did most of the talking. Travel light was not on the brief.
Read more at vogue.com →Travel lifestyle brand TUMI has opened its first Hyderabad store at GMR Hyderabad International Airport, extending its India retail network. The airport location puts the bags where the travellers already are. Hyderabad now has a TUMI before takeoff.
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Aadyam Handmade, Aditya Birla Group's craft-led social enterprise, has opened a store at Ireo Boulevard, Gurugram, inaugurated with brand ambassador Sobhita Dhulipala. It already has stores in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Delhi. Handcrafted goods get another mall address.
Read more at Indian Retailer →Manipur's handloom heritage featured at Delhi Fashion Week's International Reinvent Northeast Season 9 during the 31st Admiralty Needle festival in St. Petersburg from 19 to 23 October 2026. Harshit Dhingaun led the India representation. The loom crossed a border that policy sometimes cannot.
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The government is considering a four-year extension of the textiles PLI scheme and relaxed eligibility so more MSMEs can join Round 4, Apparel Resources reported. Companies missed in earlier rounds may get another shot. The scheme is being asked to last longer and let more people in.
Read more at apparelresources.com →The Ministry of Textiles will reopen PLI Round 4 applications from 1 November to 31 December 2026, cutting the Part 2 minimum turnover from Rs 200 crore to Rs 100 crore. More mills can now apply. The threshold came down so the queue could grow.
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Polyester-cotton yarn prices rose in Ludhiana on costlier cotton, while polyester and viscose yarn prices fell across major markets and north Indian cotton eased on weak mill demand, Fibre2Fashion reported ahead of Diwali. Mixed signals, one festival.
Read more at Fibre2Fashion →Better Cotton has acquired the team and technology behind Co:Farm, an AI-supported farm-data platform from UK firm Materra, aiming to expand from about its current farmer base toward more than a million aligned with its standard by 2027-28. EU green-claim rules are watching. The spreadsheet now starts at the farm.
Read more at Fibre2Fashion →Delhi artist Shelly Jyoti's exhibition Indigo: The Blue Gold II at Bikaner House traces more than 18 years with the dye, from colonial exploitation of eastern Indian farmers to global trade and migration, using khadi and block prints. The blue has a long memory.
Read more at The New Indian Express →ICE December 2026 cotton futures settled 0.12% higher at 78.15 cents a pound on bargain hunting and mill buying after four losing sessions, Fibre2Fashion reported. Abundant supplies and a firm dollar capped gains. The bale moved nine points.
Read more at Fibre2Fashion →NG Textiles, a knit apparel maker for US brands, received WRAP certification for its Villa Nueva facility from October 2026 to October 2027 after a July audit. It already scores high on Intertek and brand social-compliance checks. Another certificate joins the wall.
Read more at Fibre2Fashion →The Supreme Court held that bleaching and dyeing of exempt powerloom textiles on job work is not manufacture liable to textile cess under Section 5A, dismissing an appeal over a Rs 2.68 lakh demand on Premium Suiting. Processors can put the notice away.
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Charli XCX has opened her archive on Vinted after sourcing tour looks from the resale platform with stylist Chris Horan, with proceeds going to LGBTQI+ charity Rainbow Railroad. Fans can buy the wardrobe. The charity gets the cart.
Read more at hypebae.com →Thrifting is gaining visibility among Indian consumers as pre-loved clothing and vintage accessories become fashion choices rather than hand-me-downs, Dainik Jagran reported, with Gen Z leading the shift. Shoppers are told what to check before buying. Second-hand has a fitting room now.
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A study in Business Strategy and the Environment, reported by Ecotextile News, suggests proliferating sustainability certifications risk creating confusion and exclusion rather than meaningful change for textile supply chains. Adelaide researchers joined a crowded shelf of logos.
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A study summarised by Textile Today says fashion sustainability certifications are multiplying across textile supply chains and raising costs without guaranteeing impact for brands, regulators and consumers. Certificates are easy to collect. Impact is harder to measure.
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FatFace's 2026 ESG Impact Report, covering the year to January 2026, puts supply-chain emissions, materials and product circularity at the centre of its next sustainability phase, Retail Gazette reported. The high street brand is looking past the shop floor. The report has a sequel planned.
Read more at retailgazette.co.uk →Australian designer Linda Jackson AO is coming to Canberra for Clothing The Loop, a circular design festival, HerCanberra reported. Jackson and Jenny Kee pioneered Flamingo Park in the 1970s. Circular fashion has invited a heritage name.
Read more at hercanberra.com.au →TikTok creator Lottie flagged that Vinted is flooded with brand-new-with-tags trend pieces, from polka dots to mesh ballet flats, The Cool Down reported. Resale is absorbing fast fashion before anyone wears it. The tags never left the garment.
Read more at thecooldown.com →The European Commission's Circular Economy Act proposal aims to accelerate recycling, reuse, waste recovery and secondary raw materials markets, with clear implications for fashion and textiles, FashionUnited reported. Brands will need more than a green hangtag. Brussels is drafting the loop.
Read more at fashionunited.uk →Cosmina Vornicu is building Piess, Romania's first curated peer-to-peer fashion rental platform, so expensive occasion wear can be shared instead of bought once, Audience Reports said. Weddings keep needing outfits. Closets keep holding them.
Read more at audiencereports.in →Dublin Independent Fashion Week put sustainability, storytelling and heritage at the centre, including ScéalaÃocht, a runway curated by NCAD student Ellen O'Donoghue, the University Observer reported. Irishness was the brief. The clothes had to carry it.
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Raymond Lifestyle Ltd reported a 10.2% year-on-year fall in net profit to Rs 68 crore in Q2 FY27, while revenue rose 13.2% to Rs 2,075 crore and EBITDA rose to Rs 270 crore with margin at 12.7%. Sales grew. The bottom line did not keep pace.
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Arvind Ltd reported a 44% year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit to Rs 148 crore in Q2 FY27, with revenue up 23% to Rs 2,919 crore, helped by Advanced Materials, higher volumes and better realisations, plus a Rs 28.24 crore net exceptional gain. Ahmedabad sent a strong quarter.
Read more at apparelresources.com →Aritzia plans to open as many as 14 US stores a year and expand into bags, beauty and shoes on a path to double revenue in five years and become world famous, Retail Dive reported. The Canadian brand has put a number on famous.
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Indian VCs are preparing to invest over Rs 1,000 crore across about a dozen consumer startups spanning food, fashion, beauty, jewellery, sports apparel, Gen-Z clothing and pre-owned goods, Moneycontrol reported. Roti, kapda and makan still raise rounds. The formats keep changing.
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Meesho reported a 34% year-on-year rise in operating revenue to Rs 4,131 crore in Q2 FY27 and narrowed its net loss 68% to Rs 132 crore, expecting stronger Q3 growth after a shift in festive sale timing, Economic Times reported. The loss is smaller. The festival moved.
Read more at The Economic Times →India's retail spending rose 7.1% in July, 9.6% in August and 6.8% in September, with fashion and lifestyle improving from 4.5% to 7.7% by September and Tier 3 cities outpacing Tier 1, RAI data via Fibre2Fashion showed. Eastern digital fashion spend jumped ahead of Navratri.
Read more at Fibre2Fashion →GoKwik said Karwa Chauth shopping on its D2C network rose 64% year-on-year in the six days before the festival, with orders up 60% to 3.19 million and prepaid at 60% for products expected before the fast. The festival's shopping map is spreading south of its old heartland.
Read more at Passionate In Marketing →Nykaa's Nykaaland, held 23 to 25 October with BookMyShow Live, drew over 30,000 attendees and more than 65 beauty brands for showcases, masterclasses and shopping. Experiential retail got a three-day festival. Discovery came with a ticketed crowd.
Read more at Indian Retailer →Sky Gold and Diamonds reported consolidated total income from operations of Rs 2,40,508.89 lakh in Q2 FY27, up from Rs 1,49,245.14 lakh a year earlier, after board approval on 27 October. The jeweller's top line jumped. The filing followed the board.
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Vinita Sobarad has become retail channel head for Rare Rabbit EBO at The House of Rare in Bengaluru, after more than a decade at Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail. She took up the post in September 2026. The exclusive brand outlet channel has a new boss.
Read more at indiantelevision.com →Dalet Labs has raised $7 million in pre-seed funding to sell shopping through AI-image feeds, Dealroom reported. The pitch is commerce that starts with generated pictures. The feed is the storefront.
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Nykaa's Adwaita Nayar discusses whether Indians need clothes delivered in eight minutes, in an Economic Times short video on quick commerce and fashion retail. Instant delivery has reached the wardrobe. The question was allowed on camera.
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Health and beauty retailer Bodycare, which has opened five stores since July, has recruited 700 creators and partnered with PMC on AIMEE, an AI platform linking social trends to stock, forecasting and local marketing, Retail Gazette reported. The high street return came with a creator army.
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Artiso, a Barcelona FashionTech startup building an AI operating system for fashion teams, has raised more than 3 million euros in a pre-seed round led by Criteria Venture Tech, with Swanlaab, Bynd and angels including GANNI's Nicolaj Reffstrup. Ex-Mango thinking now has a term sheet.
Read more at eu-startups.com →Indian Retailer describes how AI helps Indian fast-fashion brands read social trends, search and shopping behaviour to plan collections and inventory before a trend peaks. Viral to outdated can take weeks. The model is supposed to notice first.
Read more at Indian Retailer →Bengaluru performance wear brand ReplyAll has raised about Rs 9.7 to 10.7 crore led by Sadev Ventures and Atom XVII, with ISV, Long View, Sparrow, Antler and angels, to fund fabric R&D, design, categories and retail. Everyday performance wear got another cheque.
Read more at apparelresources.com →Luxury retailers and high-end marketplaces report a surge in spending on investment-grade precious metals, lightweight gemstones and bespoke couture for Karwa Chauth, The Sunday Guardian reported. Couples are buying up. Token gifts are having a quieter day.
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India will reopen textile PLI applications from 1 November to 31 December 2026 under Round 4, halving the Part 2 minimum turnover to Rs 100 crore and extending scheme tenure to FY2033-34 for new applicants, Fibre2Fashion reported. The portal opens again. The bar is lower.
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The British Fashion Council will give Yohji Yamamoto the Outstanding Achievement Award at The Fashion Awards 2026 on 30 November at London's Royal Albert Hall. The BFC announced it on 28 October. The designer gets a night at the Hall.
Read more at fashionunited.com →THE WEEK Heritage Awards 2026 focus on empowering India's artisans for sustainable livelihoods and keeping heritage alive, The Week reported. Artisans are the named beneficiaries. The awards put handloom next to the headline.
Read more at theweek.in →Culture Moves Europe has opened a call for individual mobility grants, fundsforNGOs reported. Artists and cultural workers can apply for support to move for work. Fashion and craft practitioners are among those who use such schemes.
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H&M has named eight finalists for its Design Award after a five-year hiatus, from schools in Tokyo, London, Paris, Antwerp, Brussels and Florence across womenswear, menswear and hybrid design. The competition is back. The shortlist is international.
Read more at news.ssbcrack.com →Victoria Racing Club has launched The Remix presented by Rack It Club for the 2026 Melbourne Cup Carnival, inviting racegoers to wear rediscovered, borrowed or pre-loved looks instead of buying new. Sustainable racewear gets its own competition. The field can be thrifted.
Read more at vrc.com.au →Fashion, jewellery, textiles and retail roles in India first, then global and remote, checked today. Every listing links to the original posting. Bring your own tape measure.
Materials, textiles and fashion papers that landed recently. Preprints say so on the card. Findings stay where the source put them.
Researchers have solved a long-standing challenge in understanding how tiny defects in materials like diamond and silicon carbide behave when exposed to light. Their new computational method revealed a surprisingly important energy-loss mechanism in silicon carbide that scientists had previously underestimated. The finding helps explain a mystery that.
Talks on fashion, design and craft. Each one was still up on YouTube this morning.
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