The beauty conglomerate has become the founding ‘olfactory’ partner of Dataland, embracing the technology that L’Oréal’s Cyril Chapuy calls the ‘luxury of tomorrow.’ Source link
Category: Fashion
The BoF Podcast | Conner Ives Is Building a Business With Instinct
From Central Saint Martins to the viral success of “Protect The Dolls,” Conner Ives joins Imran Amed to discuss what it takes to build an […]
Saks Wins Approval to Exit Bankruptcy After Reorganising
Under Saks Global’s plan, which US bankruptcy judge Alfredo Perez called ‘an extraordinary result,’ the company will reduce its funded debt from $3.4 billion to […]
America’s K-Shaped Market May Not Be What It Seems
The recent success of retailers from Coach to Zara may be powered by the surprising resilience of America’s middle class, many of whom have moved […]
Nike’s World Cup Takeover Is Off to a Hot Start
Nike’s new World Cup ad brings a jolt of star power like LeBron James and Kim Kardashian to go along with the soccer royalty featured. […]
For Beauty Brands, When Does Nostalgia Get Old?
Urban Decay’s recent eyeshadow relaunch shows that a product revival can spur business momentum — the question is, how far? Source link
Worldview | What’s Next for China’s Record-Breaking Luxury Mall?
This week’s round-up of global markets fashion business news also features Japan’s casualwear backlash, microfibre pollution in Ghana and Brazil’s troubled footwear merger. Source link
Zara’s Elevation Push Lands in London
The Spanish fast-fashion giant’s newly renovated, tech-enabled Bond Street flagship reflects its steady effort to elevate its image as it works to set itself apart […]
US Proposes New Tariffs on Dozens of Countries, Citing Forced Labour
The US is proposing new tariffs of at least 10 percent on imports from 60 trading partners in president Donald Trump’s biggest move to rebuild […]
Who Will Survive Luxury’s Post-Growth Era?
Disposals, store closures, blurry financial guidance… Decision-makers at LVMH, Kering, Ferragamo and Burberry are no longer betting on a return to the industry’s boom years. […]