The “Sorry” singer and Isabelle Huppert were photographed by artist Katy Grannan for the campaign.

The NFTs will live on Team GB’s new NFT storefront and the first item to be auctioned is a digitized painting by Ben Mosley.

The Nativa Regenerative Agriculture program is focused on responsibly sourced Merino wool.

The Oman-based company is set to open with brick-and-mortar partners through 2023.

The International Olympics Committee banning BLM apparel raises the question of how impactful the statement is in athlete protests.

Prose leaned heavier into purpose, and Ideal Image tapped a Drybar cofounder for its board.

Data from Skincare Hero shows the amount of content a beauty brand produces on the platform does not impact its popularity.

Live Tinted’s newest release is Hueguard, a primer and moisturizer with SPF 30 and a 10,000-person waitlist.

The Tokyo Olympic Games opening ceremony begins today and though it’s really about sports, it’s also a little bit about fashion.

The five-year-old German democratic jewelry brand, which closed 2020 with revenues of 30 million euros, expects to double its business in 2021.

Queenly’s latest fundraising round brings the total to $7.1 million to date. Does it signal optimism about the future of live events?

With a combination of speed, product selection and storytelling, Musab Balbale is looking to write a new chapter for Walmart’s beauty business.

On occasion of the 20th anniversary of beauty brand Eau d’Italie, founders Marina Sersale and Sebastián Alvarez Murena launched a new fragrance and revamped packaging, setting the tone for the label’s next chapters.

The British actor — and Emmy nominee — stars as footballer Roy Kent in the delightful Apple TV+ series led by Jason Sudeikis.

The brand offshoot of Vetements aims to disrupt the fashion system — though its name might indicate otherwise.