Burberry PLC, the luxury clothing and accessories maker stated that its third-quarter sales rose twenty seven percent from one year earlier to reach four hundred and seventy million pounds due to growing retail sales in China and at new stores.

The recent figures have claimed that a whopping 1.5 million injections of Botox and similar drugs were given to image-conscious Aussies last year as the cosmetic surgery industry seems to be on cloud nine.

Despite upholding current double-digit sales growth, Menswear chains Moss Bros still remains cagey over prospects for the year ahead.

As the turnaround under Chief Executive Brian Brick gathered velocity, the group reported comparable sales ahead by 12.6% in the first 16 weeks of the new financial year

On Wednesday, Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. delighted investors by posting a whopping 26% rise in earnings for the current fiscal year's third quarter, making this the 14th consecutive quarter for which the company has reported a successful rise in profits. According to the firm, the biggest improvement was recorded by sales of men's products.

British luxury fashion chain Burberry said its net profits fell 24 per cent to £56.8 million during the six-month period ended September 30, down from £74.8 million in the year ago period.

US fashion retailer Abercrombie & Fitch posted a fall in the third-quarter earnings, but the figures have been much better than what analysts had expected. The revenue generated and per share price earnings managed to beat estimates by a large margin. Strict cost cuts are being stated as the reason for a restrained fall in earnings by the company.

After confirming that shoppers are in a better financial shape this year, and spending have seen a rise, and posting much better than expected quarterly results, Next, a leading fashion chain, has revised and nudged its sales forecast for the year higher.

One of the world's leading beauty products manufacturers, Estee Lauder has delighted investors and analysts by posting the profits for its fiscal first-quarter which reveal figures which have more than doubled as compared to those posted for the same period last year. High overseas sales have helped the firm surpass its own earnings forecast by a large margin.

Jones Apparel Group Inc. went far ahead than the expectations of the market researchers as the company earned a profit of $30.4 million, amidst cost cutting and decreased sales.

With Georgia and Mississippi states having completed their 'sales tax holiday' last weekend, at least 13 other US states have geared up for the characteristic 'windfall' of the tax-free back-to-school items - ranging from clothing and shoes to school supplies and computers.