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Editor's Comment: Athleisure is fighting fit and raring to grow
The athleisure sector is booming. A quick Google search reveals that the phrase “athleisure” was first used in 1976 on an advert for trainers. But in more recent years several factors have come together to accelerate this trend and push it to the forefront of the fashion industry.
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Diadora scores in the retro-sportswear revival
As Italian sportswear label Diadora celebrates its 70th anniversary, Drapers meets chairman and chief executive Enrico Moretti Polegato to talk about reinvention and reshoring.
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Our Fashion Life: Sir Bradley Wiggins and Le Col founder Yanto Barker
Sir Bradley Wiggins and founder of cycling brand Le Col Yanto Barker are aiming to get the country on their bikes with a new collaboration.
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Six trends redefining the store space
Following a spate of spring and summer store openings in the UK and internationally, Drapers looks at the key trends driving new shopfits and designs.
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Diadora scores in the retro-sportswear revival
As Italian sportswear label Diadora celebrates its 70th anniversary, Drapers meets chairman and chief executive Enrico Moretti Polegato to talk about reinvention and reshoring.
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Puma buyout helps to pep up profits at PPR
Profits at fashion house PPR soared 54% to EUR303 million (£204.3m) in the first half of the year, boosted by growth from its luxury goods and the acquisition of sports brand Puma.
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