Owned by Spanish fragrance and fashion group Puig, the brand is pivoting to a digital-first strategy in line with its recent price repositioning.

The executive, who ran Puig for more than three decades, passed away this week at the age of 93.

He was a former president of Puig, the fashion and fragrance house that his family owns.

The Belgian designer talked about his creative methods at the WWD Virtual Apparel and Retail CEO Summit.

Among the shifts, the Spanish company is adding a Derma division bundling three of its dermocosmetics brands.

The Puig-owned niche fragrance brand just reopened its new flagship on Paris’ Rue Saint-Honoré.

From launching new labels to mining established brands’ heritage, industry experts share strategic insights.

The boutique in the Réel Mall is slated to open in late August.

The company has historically had a dual-headed legal structure, based in London and Amsterdam.

News of the acquisition confirms a report published by WWD on Wednesday.

Sources say the deal’s announcement could come as early as Thursday.

Brazil’s oldest pharmacy brand has a year of festivities lined up, while business booms.

The fashion brand’s first lipsticks and compacts, debuting in March, come in “ready-to-wear” packaging.

Antoine Gagey has succeeded Sophie Waintraub in the role.

A year after their debut at Nina Ricci, Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh are bringing their men’s wear label Botter to the Paris runway.