Megan Thee Stallion enters fragrance with Coty partnership
Megan Thee Stallion is expanding her brand with the launch of her first fragrance, Hot Girl Summer Eau de Parfum, developed in partnership with Coty. Read More
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Timex Group acquires Daniel Wellington
Timex Group has acquired Daniel Wellington, taking full ownership of the Swedish watch and jewelry label after initially acquiring a 25 percent stake three years ago. Read More
Tommy Hilfiger to take over The Plaza Hotel for NYFW
American designer icon Tommy Hilfiger announced on Thursday plans to takeover The Plaza Hotel for his Spring 2027 runway show, slated for September 10. Read More
7-Eleven sues Nike over Air Max with Slurpee maker’s colors
7-Eleven has sued Nike in federal court in Texas, accusing the sportswear giant of copying the convenience store chain’s signature orange, green and red stripe design on a sneaker that Nike plans to release on July 11. Read More
US House committee says South Korea discriminated against Coupang
South Korean authorities have consistently discriminated against U.S.-based Coupang, a campaign that escalated with numerous investigations after a data breach at the e-commerce firm last year. Read More
World cup and heatwave hammer UK fashion sales in June – BDO
Warm weather and big sports events are usually seen as positive for retail sales but June’s oppressive heatwave and the World Cup both suppressed discretionary retail sales in British physical stores. Read More
FitFlop links with Pantone, collab mixes biomechanics with psychology of colour
FitFlop is launching an interesting collaboration this month as it teams up with Pantone on a two-part collab uniting its “biomechanical expertise” with Pantone’s “authority in colour”. Read More
Moss expands distribution with M&S deal, adds more stores
Menswear retailer Moss has announced its launch with M&S, introducing a curated collection of 250 styles across both formal and casualwear categories. Read More
Why this year’s World Cup is so pricey
Americans are breaking the bank to attend the FIFA World Cup. This year’s tournament is historically expensive for fans looking to support their favorite teams in person. Tickets for group stage matches routinely cost more than $1,000 in the months before tournament kickoff, reportedly even drawing the ire of President Donald Trump. Ticket problems don’t…
The World Cup has returned to a radically hotter America
Dangerously hot temperatures are blanketing the central and eastern United States as the soccer tournament enters its knockout rounds, putting tens of millions of people at risk. Roughly a quarter of all matches since the start of the games are expected to be played in hazardous heat, according to an analysis by World Weather Attribution,…