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Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
New Look's ‘fabulous' £20 denim midi dress looks just like £1k Jacquemus version
New Look has slashed the price of its 'fabulous' bodycon denim midi dress that's a 'great fit' from £35 to £20, and it's the perfect alternative to Jacquemus' £1.1k version Although you might think of denim as a typically casual material, there's a fresh new take on the wardrobe staple that's perfect for both casual and sophisticated events – a denim bodycon dress. If the thought of bodycon anything fills you with dread don't fear, because we've found the perfect pick that's flattering and comfortable to wear. New Look's Navy Stretch Denim Square Neck Bodycon Midi Dress has a sleek silhouette and easy-to-style design, and it just landed in the summer sale, slashing the price from £35 to £20. Not to mention, it also looks very similar to the Jacquemus La Robe de-Nîmes Spoglio maxi dress, which is much pricier at £1,135. Whilst the Jacquemus one is a maxi length, the New Look version is actually more wearable thanks to its midi hemline. Working on all heights and body types, the shorter length means you don't need to worry about it trailing on the ground, restricting your movement or even just what shoes to wear with it. Instead, the midi hemline makes it much more versatile and easy to wear. Pair it with some sandals and a linen shirt for an easy holiday outfit, or some slingback heels and statement earrings for evenings out. The Stretch Denim Bodycon Midi Dress has a square neckline that's flattering on all bust sizes and offers plenty of support with its wide straps and stretch denim. The material is also brilliant for sculpting and smoothing your figure, giving a sleek, streamlined look. If you do prefer something a little less fitted, this Topshop Dropped Waist Structured Denim Midi Dress (£58) is the best of both worlds with a fitted bodice and a flared A-line skirt with lots of volume. We also love the Reclaimed Vintage Tie Back Denim Midi Dress in Indigo, which is £45.99 with an adjustable tie back and flowing midi skirt. However shoppers have been loving the fit of New Look's Stretch Denim Bodycon Midi Dress, rating it five out of five stars. One wrote: 'Lovely dress, nice length and great fit due to stretch in fabric lovely for summer.' Whilst another agreed: 'Fabulous dress - love love it!' The dress is still available in all sizes from a six to an 18, although there's no telling how long it will be available at the discounted price. Shop the Stretch Denim Bodycon Midi Dress for £20 now.
The Irish Sun
6 days ago
- Business
- The Irish Sun
Fears for more Irish River Island stores as fashion chain on ‘brink of collapse' in WEEKS with hundreds of jobs at risk
THERE are fears for more Irish River Island stores as the beloved fashion chain is said to be on the "brink of collapse" unless creditors and landlords approve its rescue plan. The iconic shop could run out of money come August if plans to shut 33 stores and cut rents on a further 71 are not given the green light in the UK. 1 River Island has already closed a major Dublin store Credit: Alamy That is according to The retailer has already revealed which 33 branches will close and has confirmed they will close in January. River Island is also looking to write off a series of debts, including those to landlords, to help keep the brand afloat. The chain's Henry Street store in READ MORE IN MONEY A sign in the window read: "This store is closing. "This store will be closing from Friday 27th June." Customers were reassured that they can visit the nearby Grafton Street location or visit the online store. The retailer said at the time that its shops in Lisburn and Bloomfield's Shopping Centre in Bangor will also close for good in January. Most read in Money Meanwhile, River Island confirms which 33 stores are shutting as a further 70 at risk in huge shake-up – is your local going? McElhinney's department store, located in Ballybofey, has announced that it will be home to the first Topshop store in Ireland since the The department store announced the comeback on their It comes just weeks after a similar post shared on the retailer's social media page said: "Watch this space". Now the popular retailer is set to return to Irish shores with the Donegal shop opening on August 21. Irish fans have taken to Instagram to share their excitement. One fan said: "I AM SO READY!!!" Another said: "Whatttt. Can't cope. This is epic." One shopper shared: "Fab can't wait for it." While another added: "This is unreal." The retailer, which at one time boasted eight stores in Ireland, closed after its parent The group, which included brands such as Miss Selfridge and HIIT, was later bought by online retailer ASOS in 2021 for around €300million ASOS CEO Nick Beighton said at the time: "We are extremely proud to be the new owners of the Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge and HIIT brands. "The acquisition of these iconic British brands is a hugely exciting moment for ASOS and our customers and will help accelerate our multi-brand platform strategy."
Daily Mirror
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Topshop is relaunching with a top London supermodel as the new face of campaign
Topshop have named model Cara Delevingne as the face of their new relaunch. The collaboration will reflect her London roots and the connection she has had with the brand for many years With many eagerly awaiting the return of Topshop, it looks like the wait is nearly over. While the brand has been exclusively at ASOS for a while now, it's largely been tucked away among the 800-plus labels they carry. But now, Topshop is stepping forward to reclaim its fashion-forward spirit, bringing a fresh energy with global style icon Cara Delevingne as the face of its relaunch. From the late '90s through the 2000s, Topshop wasn't just a store - it was a destination. It was a place where youth, style and identity collided. But after its parent company went into administration, it disappeared high streets across the United Kingdom and beyond. Now, recognising the gap it left behind, Topshop is returning with a curated 30-piece edit that captures the shared aesthetic of both Cara and the brand. The edit aims to be confident, individual and distinctly modern. Cara, chosen for her long-standing connection to the brand and as a born-and-bred Londoner, said: 'As a London girl, Topshop was the place where fashion felt fun, fearless, and full of possibilities. Coming back to Topshop now is more than a return – it's about starting something new. This collection is about owning your style, your story, and feeling empowered to express that every day.' The collection channels Cara's signature London edge - effortless yet elevated, with sharp tailoring, statement outerwear and reimagined denim staples. A monochrome palette runs through the edit, punctuated by hits of rich avocado green to give it a fresh seasonal feel. The team at Topshop described the collaboration as more than just a campaign, saying: 'It's a statement of intent as we reintroduce Topshop to the world. We're bringing together cultural relevance, design credibility, and a new energy that speaks to how people want to dress today.' Topshop's Managing Director, Michelle Wilson added that the model's involvement with the relaunch harmonised with everything Topshop is as a band. She said: 'Cara is the perfect embodiment of the Topshop spirit - bold, creative, and unapologetically herself.' she added The edit launches on on 16th August, featuring standout pieces like a bold black-and-white faux shearling coat, a cinched '80s-inspired PU jacket, and updated takes on cult-favourite denim fits like the Joni and Jamie jeans. Balancing structure and softness, the collection pairs strong silhouettes with fluid fabrics offering fashion that feels just as empowering as it looks. And this is just the beginning - Topshop and Cara have already started developing a full capsule collection for the 2026/2027 season, with a shared focus on quality materials and considered design. Help us improve our content by completing the survey below. We'd love to hear from you!
Irish Post
23-07-2025
- Business
- Irish Post
Topshop returns to Ireland
TOPSHOP is officially returning to the Irish high street next month, with its first new physical location opening in Ballybofey, Co. Donegal. McElhinneys, the largest department store outside of Dublin, announced that it will be home to the first Topshop store in Ireland since the brand's physical locations shut down five years ago. The move marks a major milestone not only for the global fashion label but also for McElhinneys, which has spent the last several months in discussions with Topshop's new ownership. 'It all started happening around January,' said Sandra Devenney, general manager at McElhinneys. 'There have been lots of overs and backs with meetings in London and getting down to the nitty-gritty.' She added that being chosen as Topshop's Irish launch partner is a proud moment for the Donegal retailer. 'We may be in Donegal, but we work very hard and are known around the country, so for us to get Topshop is just another thing for us to be excited about in the future.' Topshop's return to physical retail comes after years of uncertainty. In 2021, online fashion giant ASOS purchased Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge, and HIIT from the collapsed Arcadia Group in a €300 million deal. At the time, Topshop's operations shifted entirely online, with its collections sold through ASOS and in Nordstrom stores in the United States. In 2023, ASOS sold a 75% stake in Topshop to Danish fashion group Bestseller, paving the way for a return to high street locations. Now, that return is becoming a reality. The Ballybofey store will open on August 21, with additional Topshop locations launching in Printemps department stores in France and Magasin du Nord in Denmark. A Topshop spokesperson confirmed the move, saying, 'We're delighted to confirm we will stock in a range of partners across Europe and the rest of the world territories, including Printemps, Magasin, and McElhinneys.' Topshop's managing director Michelle Wilson said she is looking forward to the relaunch. 'I'm excited to see Topshop back in person. I think the partner that we are collaborating with is an incredible partner. I think it will surprise a few people.' Topshop's last major Irish location, its flagship store on St Stephen's Green in Dublin, closed in 2019. For many shoppers, the brand's disappearance marked the end of an era. See More: Ballybofey, Co Donegal, McElhinneys, Topman, Topshop
Fashion Network
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Topshop to launch Cara Delevingne collab, names key French, Danish stores as relaunch stockists
Topshop has been gradually releasing information linked to its full-scale comeback this year and the latest news this week is that two major European names will stock the now-online-only label in their physical stores. Reports said both France's Printemps and Denmark's Magasin du Nord (which used to be owned by Debenhams) will carry the relaunched brand. And in Ireland, department store McElhinneys will also be a stockist. On Tuesday, the retailer's Instagram page also showed a picture of supermodel-turned-actress Cara Delevingne with the words: 'Introducing Cara Delevingne. A bold new era begins. Sign up at to be the first to know about the launch.' That was the first hint of the fact that the brand is in mid-August launching a curated 30-piece edit in a collab with Delevingne in to kick off its high-profile comeback. It's a fitting link-up given her first appearance in a Topshop campaign was in 2010 with the model later being the solo face of the brand's AW14 campaign. Delevingne said: 'As a London girl, Topshop was the place where fashion felt fun, fearless, and full of possibilities. Coming back to Topshop now is more than a return – it's about starting something new. This collection is about owning your style, your story, and feeling empowered to express that every day.' As for the stockist news, it's known that it will be available in other European locations as well as stores beyond the continent but their names haven't yet been revealed, although the brand is already available at Nordstrom in the US through an earlier deal. There's also expected to be a single wholesale partner for the UK that will see the label available in UK physical locations in its home market again. Topshop and sibling brand Topman were part of the failed Arcadia Group and were bought by e-tail giant ASOS post-pandemic in early 2021 when Arcadia was broken up. ASOS took them online-only and later relaunched them. But ASOS's own problems got in the way of a full-on comeback and this year control of the business was acquired by Heartland. The holding company of the family behind Denmark's Bestseller deepened its close links with ASOS (it already has a major stake in the company) buying 75% of Topshop/Topman for £135 million, with ASOS retaining the minority stake and distribution rights. The plan is for a big relaunch of the two labels with teasers building up to this including a one-day London pop-up in May, a gamified teaser campaign and 'coming soon' holding pages for a new webstore. There will also be a major Topshop/Topman runway show for AW25 in London next month.
