The salon chain will open enrollment for the Vanity Projects Institute, taught by master nail artist Kanae Yagi, in April.

The company is said to have spent $500,000 on a digital event that drew 77,000 visitors.

As brands consider how to promote greater diversity through their activations, WWD highlights influencer agencies owned by people of color.

The hub is meant to centralize fundraising efforts that support the AAPI community.

The company has reformulated its best-selling product following consumer demand.

Dobrev will promote fragrances made by François Demachy, star of Dior’s “Nose” documentary.

Bobbi Brown, Jenna Lyons, Trinny Woodall and others are harnessing the power of home-created social media content to drive sales.

Prabal Gurung, Jason Wu, Ji Oh, Phillip Lim and more industry leaders are calling on their peers to raise awareness of the increased amount of attacks against Asians and Asian Americans.

The company plans to open 40 physical locations in the next five years through a franchise agreement with Level 5 Capital Partners.

The app required labeling “tens of thousands” of images, said Cédric Begon, director of innovation programs and partnerships within Chanel’s Research team.

Sunil is a former environmental attorney who has spoken out about colorism and gendercide within Indian culture.

Hey Humans will bow at Target with four products that are 99 percent plastic-free, according to the company.

Gold face masks are driving organic social media content, resulting in a sales boost for brands.

The foundation has launched a pair of fragrances to raise money for AIDS research and its COVID-19 fund.

The Miracle Cream was modeled after Jones Road’s Miracle Balm, which has a wait list of 20,000.