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Lululemon, Topshop and Gap to activate at Summer Streets festival

Regent Street's Summer Streets Festival is set to feature a number of experiences from fitness and retail brands.

Gap launches customisation pop-up in London

Fashion retailer Gap is launching a pop-up in London for one weekend only, which invites guests to customise their own

Weekender: Avenged Sevenfold, The British Army and the Winter Happiness Festival

Events to look out for this weekend include the Avenged Sevenfold pop-up, a British Army activation and the Winter Happiness

Gap to stage fitness classes in London store

Retailer Gap is teaming up with fitness and diet experts to host exercise classes at its flagship store in London's

John Lewis, Gap and Miss Selfridge feature in Intu's Style Garden tour

Retailers including John Lewis, Gap, Miss Selfridge and Marks & Spencer participated in Style Garden, an experiential shopping tour taking

Uber teamed up with Sofar Sounds for a series of live gigs

The Music Report: Brands forging musical ties

Some brands have long musical associations, others are starting to realise its power. Event looks at three of last year's

A host of brands are activating as part of London Fashion Week AW16

Weekender: London Fashion Week, Westfield Indulgence and Adidas fitness events

London Fashion Week, Westfield London's Indulgence events and Adidas' X-shaped fitness pop-up are all taking place over the weekend.

The pop-up will remain in situ until 16 April (oxfordstreet.co.uk)

Gap to host weekly music gigs at Oxford Street flagship store

Gap has teamed up with east London's Lion Coffee & Records to host a pop-up on the ground floor of

Gap: global CMO Seth Farbman set to depart

Gap's global CMO Seth Farbman to depart

Gap's global marketing boss Seth Farbman is reportedly set to leave at the end of January, marking the second senior

Gap's new 'Dress normal' approach

Why brands should beware of the bland

Consumers may want to fit in, but Gap's celebration of blandness misses the mark, writes Nicola Kemp.