FASHION chain New Look is continuing to cut prices as it tries to turn around its business reports the BBC. New Look wants 80% of its clothes to sell for less than £20. There is a store on Harlow’s Broad Walk. The price cuts come amid falling sales. Like-for-like sales plunged by 11.7% in the financial year which ended in March, and website sales tumbled 19%. New Look is one of many retailers this year that struck a Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA) under which a company buys time to sort out its debts. It is trying to broaden its appeal to include older customers, giving it an age target range of between 18 and 45. Results from New Look, which has hundreds of stores and has been a High Street presence since 1969, contrast sharply with online rival Boohoo, which also reported results. Sales of its three brands, Boohoo, PrettyLittleThing and Nasty Gal were 53% higher in the most recent quarter compared with the same quarter last year. Boohoo brands target customers aged between 18 and 28, with clothes priced at about £15.