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Amiri has appointed Yuta Jinguji, a member of Japanese boy band Number_i, as the newest global brand ambassador.

66°North has become the official outfitter of the Icelandic Olympic Team that will be participating in the 2026 Winter Games.

Havaianas is facing boycott threatsfor its latest commercial featuring the actress Fernanda Torres, with some conservative leaders interpreting it as a negative dig at the right wing of the country.

Breguet has opened its first-ever retail store in Thailand, at IconSiam in Bangkok.

Mimco has launched a capsule collection of tote bags, priced at $39.95, or $19.95 for any purchase over $100, to assist local Our Watch in reducing violence against women.

Eastpak partners with Walter Van Beirendonck again to relaunch the Monster backpack as the "Walter Pak'r" in March 2026, with an additional collection planned to release in September 2026.

Salomon is collaborating with OAMC to launch the modern version of the iconic XT-Quest model sneakers.

Lotte Duty Free has revised the Tory Burch boutique at the Myeongdong Main Store in Seoul.

& Other Stories, along with COS, has entered the Israeli market through H&M’s local online e-commerce website.

GloRilla has been signed as the first-ever joint brand ambassador of SavageXFenty, along with Fenty Beauty, Fenty Skin, and Fenty Hair.

Cole Haan has released modernized versions of its best-selling sneakers, the GrandPro Tennis 2.0.

MAC has announced Ella Gross of K-pop group MEOVV as its newest global brand ambassador.

Nivea has stated its first National Consumer Promotion with ₦3billion investment to address its loyal consumers, reinforce its skincare promises, and engage the market.

Centric Brands Inc. signs a joint venture with Palm Tree Crew, a global hospitality, entertainment, and lifestyle collective, to lead the latter's development and growth of the products.

J.Lindeberg has joined forces with golf marketing agency GMS to build a bridge between premium fashion and golf wear in terms of international PR and marketing consultancy services.

Coty, Inc. has officially sold its remaining 25,8% stakes in the haircare brand Wella to a private equity company, KKR.