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Liam Gallagher’s fashion brand Pretty Green about to close down

By Maria Santos
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Liam Gallagher’s fashion brand Pretty Green is preparing to undergo insolvency proceedings.

The mod-inspired fashion label, set up by the former Oasis lead singer, will appoint administrators this week, enlisting Moorfields Advisory to handle the process.

A report by Sky News said the filing allows a certain time period for Pretty Green to secure a buyer. Commentators with knowledge of the transaction have revealed Moorfields to have been floating the label to potential purchasers throughout this month.

Pretty Green’s turnover rose to £38.2 million (US$50.33 million) in the 16 months to January last year, with pre-tax losses narrowing to £1.5 million ($1.98 million) from a £5.6 million ($7.38 million) loss.

The brand has suffered under the flailing retail environment in the UK. A spokesperson for the brand said “Pretty Green is not immune to the challenges facing the UK high street as customers migrate from purchasing in store to online”.

Questions & Answers

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Which firm has been appointed to manage the insolvency process for Pretty Green?

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Moorfields Advisory will be handling the insolvency proceedings for Liam Gallagher's fashion brand. They have also been trying to find potential buyers throughout this month.

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What were Pretty Green's financial results leading up to last year?

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Pretty Green's turnover reached £38.2 million in the 16 months to January last year. Pre-tax losses narrowed to £1.5 million from a previous £5.6 million loss.

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What reason did the brand give for its current difficulties?

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A brand spokesperson stated that Pretty Green is facing challenges due to the UK high street's difficult environment, as customers increasingly shop online instead of in stores.

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