Emma Finamore is a Features Editor at Time Out Group plc. She specializes in beauty and fashion, retail, and e-commerce, with a keen focus on consumer behavior analytics and the dynamics of the fashion industry. Emma's insights and expertise have also been featured in Drapers.
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Emma's coverage primarily focuses on the retail industry, fashion, CEO appointments, sustainability, and resale platforms. She frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Tamara Cincik, Emma Finamore
Fashion Roundtable’s Tamara Cincik asks why recent protests and debate have targeted wool – a natural fibre – rather than the exploitation of people in fashion supply chains, and argues that British wool meets the ethical standards animal rights activists demand.
Footwear brand Crocs will open its first outlet store in the north-east of England this autumn, at Dalton Park shopping centre in County Durham.
Primark has signed a multi-year agreement with textile-to-textile recycler Circ, to introduce recycled polyester made from textile waste into its clothing.
French footwear brand Veja has been sourcing from South America for more than 20 years, building a supply chain as transparent as possible and working with factories on ethical standards. Co-founder François-Ghislain Morillion tells Drapers about a new pivot closer to home with European manufacturing.
Drapers got a preview of Ted Baker’s first standalone space since the brand shuttered UK stores in 2024.
British Retail Consortium (BRC) director of corporate affairs Jim Bligh said last week's Labour Party Conference "offered few answers" for retailers.
Ted Baker has returned to bricks and mortar after a two-year hiatus. Drapers speaks to Nicola Mathews, senior vice president - brand, EMEAI at its owner Authentic Brands Group and Tim Murphy, CEO of distribution partner Suit Direct, about why now is the right time for a comeback.
October is Wool Month, and the industry is biting back against a spate of negative headlines and online discourse. It makes a compelling case – and consumers seem to be on side too, writes Drapers features editor Emma Finamore.
By: Tom Joule, Emma Finamore
Tom Joule, founder and chief brand officer of Joules, reveals his stratgies for reviving the business, almost four years after he bought it out of administration with Next.
Menswear retailer Moss has reopened its Jermyn Street store following a “hugely ambitious refurbishment”.
