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Michael Kors joins forces with FashionVerse, the fashion game, for a limited edition partnership experience that shows the players the life of the "Micheal Kors woman."

O'Stin has announced the rebranding of its outlets and the developing of its fine jewelry line.

Delvaux and Vogue100 celebrated the Paris Fashion Week with a Soireé in a hotel at the 7th Arrondissement. The event featured the artisans of Delvaux working on hand-assembling the luxury bags.

Laneige has reported a 10-15% year-on-year growth in its revenue in India.

New Balance launched a reselling program named Reconsidered for the customers to give the brand's shoes in return for a voucher.

Camper has come up with the latest unisex sneaker, Roku, with unconventional features that can be customized.

The Kooples is presenting its FW24 Collection, the debut from the new Creative Director Pierre Kaczmarek, getting inspiration from 1995-2008.

Omega releases a new collection of Constellation timepieces with dials made from the Muonionalusta meteorite.

The Body Shop is joining hands with Indian actress Diana Penty for the new campaign film to celebrate its British Rose line.

OMEGA and Swatch's MoonSwatch collection is getting a new makeover with a theme featuring Snoopy from the Peanut gang.

Allen Solly is teaming up with Wimbledon to create a sub-brand Solly Sport. It will offer the Wimbledon-style aesthetics to the Indian market.

Authentic Brands Group Llc. is joining hands with an AI-driven shopping optimization specialist, Fast Simon, to amp up its online stores.

Diesel has partnered with Lee for its Diesel Loves program which works solely on bringing these brands together to brainstorm creative and production resources.

Shein is getting roasted for the wrong portrayal of pregnant woman activewear in its new tweet on X.

K-Way and Agnès b. make an alliance to create a capsule collection with K-Way's Elysee parka and windbreaker designs, and Agnès b.'s stripe patterns.

Monki has cut the offering of larger sizes of its products due to lower demand.