The French accessories designer in July confirmed that she was leaving the brand that carries her name.

The designer is no longer affiliated with the brand, which dropped off the Paris Fashion Week calendar after going into receivership.

The French designer had created a capsule makeup collection with the brand.

Two new Rouge Dior lipsticks and a video installation with 16 personalities sporting color cosmetics looks by Peter Philips figure in the mix.

The Paris PR guru has asked the brands he represents to create a selection of holiday-themed items for a month-long pop-up at Colette.

The French natural cosmetics company produces the Végétalement Provence brand for hair salons and beauty professionals.

Olympia Le-Tan offered functional versions of vintage styles for her fall collection inspired by Hitchcock leading ladies.

Olympia Le-Tan and Gray Malin are the latest to celebrate Minnie Mouse and her love of polka dots.

Elie Top, Victoire de Castellane and Vincent Darré were among friends who turned up for the event.

Olympia Le-Tan offered up plenty of retro references, but they were more Swinging Sixties via Nineties revival than her regular geek-tinged pin-up look.

The line can be preordered on the designer’s web site.

The launch is a response to demand from women for the brand’s preppy vintage surf-inspired sportswear.

The collection was partially produced by displaced women in Malaysia and Afghanistan, and a portion of proceeds will benefit the U.N.’s refugee agency.

The blithesome designer provided a potpourri of dazzling prints and patterns borrowed from real-life art work.

Muzungu Sisters, the online fair trade marketplace, is opening its first U.S. pop-up in New York this week.