Inter Parfums Inc. announced the closing of its agreement with G-III Apparel Group, the parent company of the Donna Karan and DKNY brands, to become the exclusive worldwide licensee for the labels’ fragrance brands.
Since 2014, more than 30 brands have linked themselves with the brand's homoerotic imagery. Fashion Network sat down with Joakim Andreasson, Tom of Finland's license director, to discuss them.
A free pop-up store in London’s Soho for AW22 is up for grabs in a competition being run by Shaftesbury and aimed at “budding UK brands with sustainability credentials” in fashion and beauty and other categories.
Superdrug said on Wednesday that it has signed over 200 brands to its forthcoming new Marketplace, the first such UK operation to be launched by a high street health & beauty retailer.
As M&S continues to evolve from a purely own-brand-focused retail giant into more of a department store, it’s boosting its beauty offer in a new deal with Benefit Cosmetics.
London landlord Sloane Stanley is continuing to attract interesting businesses to its estate that takes in large parts of Chelsea and the latest is Ted’s Grooming Room.
As retailers battle to attract consumer attention at a time when said consumers are reining-in their spending, it seems that shipping subscriptions could be key to unlocking their purses. For marketplaces, at least.
Tradeshows and events giant Hyve Group is selling its Ukrainian business to ProExpo (Europe) Limited in a management buyout led by Anatoly Sushon, the MD of the Ukrainian Business.
Dubbed 'Bare Eau de Parfum', the new fine fragrance adapts to every person's body chemistry to create a scent that is unique to all who wear it.
B2B beauty exhibition Cosmoprof North America announced on Monday that it will celebrate its 20th edition at the Las Vegas Convention Center on July 11-13, 2023.
The global slowdown isn’t hitting every business. E-tail giant Amazon is to create 4,000 new jobs in the UK this year, bringing its workforce to 75,000, making it one of Britain’s biggest private employers.
Some much-needed good news for UK fashion (and beauty). While the cost-of-living crisis heats up and consumer slash their budgets, money spent on clothing, footwear and beauty is above pre-pandemic levels.
Shopping centres haven’t let the grass grow under their feet since lockdowns ended. In fact, collective investment across the UK sector jumped 170% in the first half of 2022 on the same period last year, new data shows.
UK consumers are feeling the strain with inflationary pressures plus economic uncertainty widening the gap between the haves and have-nots, a new report says. But they share a thrifty and eco-focused approach.
Richemont said on Friday that the latest quarter saw strength in Europe, Japan, the US and Middle East. But Asia Pacific was hit by Covid issues in China. It was similar to Burberry, which reported on the same day.
