Marc Jacobs Beauty is coming back with a new agreement with Coty, a beauty conglomerate that has created fragrances for numerous luxury brands.
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Jewelry brand Pandora is launching three new jewelry collections featuring lab-grown diamonds: Pandora Nova, Pandora Era, and Pandora Talisman.
Last April, luxury marketplace Farfetch made a splash with its entry into the beauty sector. However, the company has recently been facing difficulties in running its beauty division, and industry insiders are reporting that Farfetch’s beauty division may be shutting down.
Leading sports apparel brand Nike has announced plans to partner with FitLab, an integrated operating company of performance lifestyle brands, to open group fitness studios called Nike Studios later this year.
On August 4, Gap announced its collaboration with LoveShackFancy. A total of 76 capsule collections will be available in stores and online.
Since the pandemic, consumers’ expectations of physical stores have changed dramatically. In recent years, it is no exaggeration to say that having the right technology tools in stores is an “indispensable prerequisite” for improving the convenience of stores.
On July 28, WWD revealed that Prada will launch its first skincare and makeup products.
Savage X Fenty, the lingerie brand co-owned by popular singer Rihanna and other investors including LVMH, has announced the appointment of Hillary Super as its new chief executive officer and director.
Tiffany & Co. announced that its newly transformed NYC flagship store on Fifth Avenue and East 57th Street will reopen on April 28th, 2023.
Chanel’s new beauty store will open in Williamsburg, Brooklyn this June. At this time, the brand has not revealed whether it will be a pop-up or long-term store, but the store will specialize in beauty and skincare products and fragrances.