Aldi and Lidl have done it to groceries, Tiger has done it to homeware. And now Pep&Co has unleashed the discount model on clothing. Founded by former Asda CEO Andy Bond, it’s on a mission to help families spend less on their clothing. Can it become a mainstay on the UK’s high streets?

Denim comes in all shapes and sizes; from skinny to slim fit to bootcut. We wear it while gardening, to work or to an evening soirée. But in 2014, denim sales in the US dropped by 8%, as activewear grew by the same amount. How can denim brands stay relevant in the age of the yoga pant?

Vogue’s kid sisterTeen Voguehas relaunched – but it hasn’t abandoned its print magazine like many thought it would. Instead, the 'cool girl’s guide to fashion' has been refocused to better suit its Gen Z readers, catering to their ‘constantly online’ lifestyle and desire for socially conscious content.

As true digital natives, most Gen Zers understand their tech better than their algebra. And with social media ubiquitous among this group, it’s video content that’s winning big. So to promote its latest kids collection, Barneys New York released a music video featuring, and filmed by, mini fashionistas.