Biba was much more than a department store: it was a cultural phenomenon. Started by fashion illustrator-turned-designer ...

How reassuring to know that in a world that’s all change, the 87-year-old Barbara Hulanicki is still her old subversive, ...

When Barbara Hulanicki, who was born in Warsaw in 1936, set up Biba in 1964 with her husband Stephen Fitz-Simon, the pair quickly set the London fashion scene, which the designer described as 'so ...

Biba was also ahead of its time in terms of shoppers' in-store experience. The clothes for sale at the "legendary emporium" were "tossed on coat stands and surrounded by dimly lit feathered ...

Her cutting-edge retail ventures culminated in its largest, final incarnation, the seven-storey Big Biba, which occupied the former Art Deco Derry & Toms department store on London's Kensington ...

Visitors can also see Biba-branded baked beans and cosmetics from the brand's Kensington department store. Biba began as a mail-order brand and was created by Barbara Hulanicki and her husband ...

A new exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum in London tracks the meteoric rise and enduring legacy of fashion brand Biba, which operated between 1963 and 1975. Initially founded by Polish ...

Barbara Hulanicki was the progressive founder of iconic clothes store BIBA. She is credited as the designer to first bring affordable and yet directional fashion to the masses. Surrounded by the ...

The Biba Experience – to over 150 pieces. Now, on the 60th anniversary of the brand’s first store opening in Kensington, she’s decided to part ways with her entire collection, via a sale with Kerry ...

Maximise your savings on gadgets, clothing, and appliances during the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2024. Explore the best ...

In West Asheville, those impacted by Tropical Storm Helene wait, and hope, for a chance to buy food and water.

WATCH out Primark, there’s a new budget fashion store in town! At least that’s what stylish shoppers are saying, while flocking to Poundland for new items to add to their wardrobes.